Word: mentioned
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...ADVISED. PARENTS AS TO THEIR CHILDREN'S READING. OUR PUBLICATIONS HAVE REPEATEDLY AND UNEQUIVOCALLY CALLED FOR THE ELIMINATION OF CRIME AND HORROR COMICS. ONE MEMBER OF OUR STAFF ONLY SERVES AS CONSULTANT TO ONE PUBLISHER ONLY AND THAT A COMPANY WHOSE COMICS MAGAZINES HAVE REPEATEDLY WON HONORABLE MENTION FOR THEIR HIGH QUALITY BOTH AS TO CONTENT AND ADVERTISING, AS WELL AS FOR THEIR PUBLIC-SERVICE FEATURES. THESE FACTS HAVE BEEN PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE...
...answer to a question from a Law School student, Griswold implied that he considered the phrase "corruptive investigating practices" descriptive of the tactics of Senator Joeseph McCarthy, althrough he did not mention the Senator by name during the broadcast. He emphasized at the outset of the program the difference between a congressional committee functioning in a lawmaking capacity, and more "headline hunters...
John H. Updike '54, winner of this year's Dana Reed Prize for published writing, will receive the second prize of $300 for his essay on "Herrick's Echoes of Horace." Third in the undergraduate division was Robert L. Larsen '54, who will be awarded $100. Honorable Mention was given to John G. Benedict...
...three fields of the Humanities, Social Sciences and Natural Sciences. Kenneth S. Lynn II 6G submitted the top essay in the Humanities field entitled "Jack London: The Brain Merchant." In the Social Sciences, first prize went to Harvey Glickman for a study of the British Internal Security Program; Honorable Mention in this division was awarded to William R. Taylor 6G. First Prize in the Natural Sciences went to James B. Hendrickson 4G, with Honorable Mention to Richard M. Ritland 3G. The three first-prize winners in the Graduate Division will each receive $300 for their essays...
Andrew T. Cole, Jr. '54 will receive the Bowdoin (Classics) prize of $100 for a translation into Attic Greek of a passage from Cedric H. Whitman's "Sophocles, A Study of Herolic Humanism." Kenneth J. Reckford '54 will get an Honorable Mention...