Word: manageed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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"For twelve years," he said, "we have been attempting to do more than our resources could manage, and in the process we have been gravely weakening ourselves. We have, in a sense, been trying to do two things at the same time. First, we have sought to be a nuclear...
Tempers Rise. Even with these restrictions 80% of the voters in last July's Assembly election were Negro. But owing to the loyalty of many backlands Negroes to their white employers, P.L.P. got only six of 29 seats. P.L.P. tempers went higher three weeks ago over Governor Sir Oswald...
Beyond bringing a rather promising playwright to Broadway, Two for the Seesaw brings a remarkably appealing actress. TV's Anne Bancroft has an urgently personal quality and unmistakable comic gifts. Allotted a distinctive lingo and some catchy lines, she wonderfully brightens her early scenes with a blend of Bohemian...
Watson emphasized that students living out would be assumed responsible to manage their own affairs. Only if six or eight students propose to live together, or in the case of apartments, would the question of proctorial supervision arise.
Bender claimed that prohibiting the use of photographs is meaningless, since all applicants are interviewed. He added that "the issue is whether the State is going to infringe upon the proper freedom of institutions to manage their own affairs within the law."