Word: lumped
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...these programs. In English, which has just tossed all its Group III concentrators into the non-credit stew, they are particularly severe. The Department, for example, has promised to continue "individual" tutorial for all Juniors. Yet in the past the practice of many non-credit tutors has been to lump individual tutees together in groups and to teach them simultaneously. Since it is evident that the best tutors have been cultivating Dean's List tutees, the lot of the crowded remaining students is scarcely utopian...
...beautiful it was," he laments, "what a shame." He still keeps a lock of hair in an envelope), grew a thick mustache and blackened it with mascara, put on horn-rimmed glasses, stuffed a lump of metal in his right boot to force a limp and affected a severe facial...
Starting this week, a theatre-starved community will certainly get its fill of plays--all in one indigestible lump. For, in a minor triumph of the unnecessary and the thoughtless, no less than seven Harvard theatrical productions are opening in the space of twelve days...
Married. Majorie Steele Hartford, 31, erstwhile cigarette girl who collected a lump sum of $385,000 upon her divorce from A. & P. Heir Huntington Hartford last February, but by her remarriage forfeits $60,000 annual alimony; and Dudley Sutton, 28, curly-locked British cinemactor; she for the second time, he for the first; in London...
...dozen sculptors and painters exhibiting in the goldsmiths' 800-piece show have skirted this difficulty. They have ignored diamonds, sapphires and rubies, and in their place found quartz, jade and pebbles to set in hammered or cast gold, silver or bronze. Painter Jean Dubuffet, for example, sets a lump of coal in a ring as an act of intentional satire...