Word: latters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Democrats, on the Subcommittee and in the nation, should realize this. It is true that they disagree with Eisenhower on national security and civil liberty matters. One example is the difference between the Traman and Eisenhower security directives, the former resolving doubts in favor of the individual, the latter in favor of the government. But these are honest differences over means to an agreed-upon end. In the President, the Democrats are not dealing with a man who publicly equates the Democratic administrations with "Twenty Years of Treason...
...Student Union is a pre-fabricated building that houses student organization's meeting rooms and offices, mail boxes, a supply store, a lounge, the College print shop, and a soda and hamburg bar. But the students who snack at the latter are more likely to be stag than dating...
...Glee Club will also give concerts next month at Commencement and at the Boston Fine Arts Festival. The latter performance, scheduled for June 11, will take place at the Public Gardens...
Protestants who call themselves Evangelicals have been working and worshiping in Greece since the latter part of the 19th century. But in recent years there have been signs that the bishops of orthodoxy would like to put a lid on their Evangelical brethren. A permit to build a new church in Neos Mylotopos, near Thessalonica, was flatly denied; the government has requisitioned some property of an Evangelical church, and Evangelical Leader George Hadjiantoniou was arrested for "proselytizing" by distributing selections from the Scriptures...
...here or what they become later. It is therefore no less befitting for the university paper to run an article on Mr. Schine's life here than it was for it to publish one on FDR's student days. I assume Mr. Crick would have no objections to the latter, but does he seriously maintain that it is permissible to run a favorable but not an unfavorable article? Such a policy would be a false show of loyalty to the university...