Word: key
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...billion in arms shipments to Western Europe. It was the point in the North Atlantic Treaty discussions that was most likely to get senatorial danders up. The Senate, after plenty of questioning, would probably produce the two-thirds majority vote required to ratify the pact. But several key supporters of the alliance were not ready to buy the pact without looking at the bill first...
...keep in tune with his masters, to unpack and let "his genius flower ... in the blessed air of freedom." No one could guess how Shostakovich really felt about the idea. By all the evidences he and the artistic high command in the Kremlin were singing in the same key again. Shostakovich had been allowed to leave the country and while he is away Moscow moviegoers are enjoying his latest score, a travesty on Yankee Doodle. Presumably the Kremlin had also taken the customary steps to persuade Shostakovich and his six junketeers that it would be best to come right home...
...key to the game, as far as the attack man is concerned, is to gain a stop on the man guarding him, by any one of a number of crafty maneuvers. Foremost of the offensive arts is "dodging," (see cut left) in which the man with the ball fakes his defender off balance and then spins past him. There are also a number of "brush plays" where one of more attackers stage a traffic jam which prevents the defenseman from keeping up with the ball carrier...
...Allen, 2d '50, Douglas S. Anderson '51, John J. Carman '51, John R. Chase '50, Philip M. Clark, Jr. '51, Charles J. Coulter, Jr. '49, Robert V. DiBlasio '51, William L. Garrity, Jr. '50, Richard S. Greeley '49, Stephen W. Howe '50, Myles D. Huntington '50, Albert L. Key '50, David M. Key, Jr. '49, Joseph B. Kittredge '51, George G. Loring '50, George R. Minot, 2d '49, Thomas C. Moseley '46, Lewis T. Preston '50, Lawrence W. Ward '50, William E. Yetman '50, Manager John D. Ingram...
...Student Council must still approve the proposals, before they become a part of the Key's constitution...