Word: mastered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...more concrete realm than these sentiments, experience has shown many medical schools that some students with the avowed goal of psychiatry sometimes tend to downgrade their basic science courses. This is a genuine handicap, to a student, who must master the basics no matter what his specialty...
Through Different Lenses. In a blistering, six-page letter of rebuttal, that longtime master of invective Robert Moses, president of the World's Fair Corp., defended the fair's financial soundness: he also accused George Moore of "sabotaging" the fair, of lacking "understanding" of its problems and of having advocated the very policies he criticized. Obviously, Moses and the bankers who differed with him saw the fair through different lenses-but then the World's Fair Corp. is an unorthodox corporation. Formed in 1959 by five New Yorkers as a nonprofit corporation, it runs the first fair...
...takes part in a slave revolt and is sold again to a dirt farmer, where she works in the fields all day and lies in the woods all night with a big white buck from a neighboring farm. One night her man attempts to escape from his cruel master and is torn to pieces by Chinese bloodhounds. In despair, the heroine flees by a sort of Underground Railway known as "The Mole's Way." To her astonishment, she discovers that a civil war is raging in China; at the end of it, all the slaves are freed...
...master strain in his character is the rhetorician. Platform speeches and leading articles flow from him almost against his will. At dinner he talks and you can hardly tell when he leaves off, quoting his one idol, Macaulay, and begins his other, Winston Churchill...
...CRIMSON wishes to thank Zeph Stuart, Master of Lowell House, for bringing the proceeding article to the attention of the editors