Word: mistakenly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...have done medical education a service with your forthright article on the cadaver shortage in this country [TIME, Oct. 4]. However . . . your selection of Tennessee as an example gives a mistaken impression. Although the University of Tennessee College of Medicine accepts 200 medical students a year, we have at this time five students at each dissecting table. But the situation is getting worse rather than better...
Afraid that prospective candidates may have mistaken the beer drinking crowd in 14 Plympton St. last night for a good-bye party to mountain-climbing Smith girls, the CRIMSON is opening its doors again tonight...
...slave labor in Siberia is negligible. Salisbury also saw the infamous political prison outside Yakutsk, which Henry Wallace once described in glowing terms after a carefully "conducted" tour. Wallace did not know, said Salisbury, that his guide was the Siberian MVD chief. (Wallace later manfully apologized for his mistaken report...
...freshmen, for every night several gates are left wide open. Admittedly, they are the most inconvenient possible and require everyone to walk all over the Yard in search of an exit. But if police think that this could discourage those to whom "Vice is Now Become Alamode," they are mistaken. Their efforts will have no more permanent effect than President Dunsters when, according to Professor Morison, he emptied his horn of gunpowder in the middle of the Yard, laid a train, touched it off with a live coal, and "blew the Devil out of Harvard College...
...mistaken, our newly promoted Prime Minister helped to drive a far better bargain at Geneva than the U.S. specialists did at Panmunjom some time...