Word: mindedness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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WHERE is Santa Fe?" said the Metropolitan Opera's Rudolf Bing (TIME, Oct. 13), thereby touching off a major brouhaha in New Mexico and other music-minded states that disagree with Bing's assertion that there is little American opera of importance outside New York. This week, with...
The CRIMSON, continuing its long tradition of service to the Harvard and Cambridge community, publishes today a Programme wherein is contained lineups, numbers of the participants, and, for the historically minded, an account of last year's game.
Undoubtedly, however, the economy-minded and undiscriminating would soak up these strange brands with the appalling result already described. Thus the Coop is to be roundly congratulated for keeping the power to indulge where it rightfully belongs--in the hands, to use Hamilton's phrase, of the rich and well...
"Liberal," however, is an adjective that Webster defines as "befitting a man of free birth; openhanded; broad-minded; independent in opinion." It is only to the Republicans that a liberal Democrat becomes a dangerous radical.
Clarke's first attempt fails (nothing comes easy to a Shute hero), and he returns exhausted to Pascoe's house in Buxton, broods over Pascoe's mementos, stumbles to Pascoe's bed in Pascoe's pajamas. He dreams and, through a not-too-convincing display...