Word: latters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...coming few weeks to consider expansion of present housing facilities. Among the proposals before them will be plans for a new-House or Houses, and for the addition of extra units to Winthrop and Leverett. The first proposal is the most realistic solution to the problem, for the latter will neither provide for future expansion nor adequately relieve present congestion...
...picture is almost rescued, however, by several searching performances and Miss Gardner's physique. The latter is well known. Humphrey Bogart, Edmund O'Brien and Marius Goring account for the talent. Bogart grows in stature with each new picture, and is most bengin and forceful as Maria's director and only friend. O'Brien is the press agent, and is skillful enough to play a man, undergoing startling moral growth in about forty-five minutes of film time with precision instead of only vigor. Goring is a lecherous South American millionaire in a very small part--which shows...
David E. Owen, professor of History, suggested that Churchill's birthday "ought to be regarded as a day of special observance throughout the free world. When measured alongside him," said Owen, "other latter day politicians seem tiny. No other leader of modern times has so captured the imagination of his fellow countrymen or could so draw their latent energies...
...would be hard to overemphasize the importance to the teaching program of Harvard's 257 full-time and 624 part-time instructors. The latter, in particular, provide the student with a working knowledge of the economic, social, and personal problems of patients. The part-time instructor, moreover, is more plentiful in large cities...
...winning team will probably need three, possibly four touchdowns this Saturday. Yale has a strong team and a five point advantage. But Harvard seems ready--it can either beat itself or the Elis, and on the basis of the Brown tune-up, the latter looks better