Word: meanly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Names don't scare Coach Mikkola, though. "They don't mean a damn thing in this meet--it's the results that count," he affirms...
...divorce of the two institutions was out of the question: Dean Buck, in a special report to the Faculty in March, 1943, remarked on "the historic fact that Radcliffe has grown up under the shadow of Harvard, and something of a 'scrambled egg' exists. Divorce initiated by Harvard would mean the destruction of Radcliffe as a fist-class college, and I do not quite see how we could justify such a consequence of any action Harvard might take...
...whom Picasso sent that note (in 1936) lost no sleep over it. Jaime Sabartés, devoted as a friend, and fairly humble as a secretary to Picasso, knew that Pablo didn't really mean it, though he may have thought he did. Picasso was apt to do things like that in one of his blue periods...
...difficulties from the 'Cliffe side of the question do not mean, however, that no possibility of compromise exists. One important factor so far neglected by Provost Buck is the Radcliffe Student Government, which, as the spokesman for 'Cliffe undergraduates, should certainly be consulted, on any proposal such as this. Perhaps the ideal group to investigate and make recommendations about the merger of final examinations would be a joint committee of the Student Government and the Harvard Student Council...
...history and pre-game statistics mean anything, the Crimson will beat Pennsylvania on Soldiers Field this afternoon. The Quakers lost to Yale yesterday in New Haven 5 to 1, with the three doubles matches rained-out, and, pending the machinations of the weatherman, they should receive a similar pounding this afternoon...