Word: lynde
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...order to formulate a workable set of values in the modern world, the American people must first reconcile a "hodgepodge" of contradictions, uncertainties, and inequalities in their own concepts of democracy, according to Robert Lynd, professor of Sociology at Columbia...
Levin H. Campbell, 3rd '48, Council president, said that George Keegan '44, of Leverett; James Broderick '46, of Adams; and Staughton C. Lynd '50, of Straus Hall, will compose the Library Committee...
Everybody in Lynd, Minn. (pop. 218) wanted to see the Lynd High boys play in the state basketball finals at Minneapolis. But some had to stay home to do the chores. A. H. Roloff, the postmaster, took over the telephone exchange from Ole Larson, the town barber. At 9:30 one night last week, Roloff got good news to relay to the 18 other stay-at-homes: Lynd had won the first game...
...been teaching for five and a half years when Sarah Lawrence's Sociologist Helen Merrell (Middletoivn) Lynd, out shopping for a college president, spotted him. He accepted-with one reservation: that he could have Thursdays off ("I simply disappear and write...
BLACK METROPOLIS-St. Clair Drake & Horace R. Cayton-Harcourt, Brace $5). In the same sort of cool, clinical case history in which Robert and Helen Lynd dissected the U.S. small town in Middletown, Anthropologist Drake and Sociologist Cayton have card-indexed the manners, mores and living conditions of the U.S. Negro in a northern city. Because of the tragic, potentially explosive material with which it deals, Black Metropolis is more engrossing, and may be more important, than the Lynds' book. Educators, politicians, ordinary thoughtful citizens- and perhaps even a few Southern Senators -may find in this well-organized, well...