Word: make
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Marc E. Leland, fomer Council President, urged the representatives not to rejoin NSA until or unless the student body becomes sufficiently interested to make the College an active member...
...League colleges have enough joint scholarship applicants to make such a conference very profitable," commented Fred L. Glimp '50, Director of Freshman Scholarships. The conference, according to Glimp, is beneficial to the applying student in that he is offered the same aid from each of the member schools and thus he can make his choice solely on college merits and not on relative scholarship offers...
Routine batting and fielding drills will make up the first few days' work, since there are too many candidates at present for the coaches to concentrate on details. Tomorrow or Thursday, the team will divide up into two squads, and the coaches will hold two practices...
...first sign that the new leader's zeal might have exceeded the bounds of necessity. On his own initiative, Castro called these "showcase" tribunals into action--and while popular pressure may have demanded the executions which preceded and followed them, the only excuse for the trials themselves was to make an international case for the executions. The most significant result was to increase the frenzy of a citizenry already enraged by the memory of past horrors...
When the Prime Minister comes to Washington next week, he is expected to make clear to President Eisenhower that the allies must either determine what concessions are necessary for negotiations, or must take the necessary military measures to make in clear that Western firmness on Berlin is both forceful and realistic. At the moment, the President is alternately announcing that he will neither give an inch not mobilize...