Word: mixed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...result, his tutors are carefully chosen. They are mostly young men without particular distinction in the University for rank or accomplishment, but they are able to mix with the students and are willing to form close and informal friendships with undergraduates...
...Mixing the Vaccine. In a rambling pharmaceutical plant beside the Detroit River, the Parke. Davis technicians perform more alchemy. Using both Toronto-grown virus and their own crop, they filter the brew (to get rid of kidney cells, which might cause nephritis), make up 12½-gal. lots in steel tanks and add a dilute formaldehyde solution. When they are satisfied that the formaldehyde has killed every one of the billions of virus particles in the tank, they are ready to mix the vaccine...
...British found the greatest difference in the American supervisors them selves, and their approach to the workers. Says the report: "They were a specially picked team, selected not only for their technical ability but also for character, leadership, youthfulness and a capacity to mix." The foremen were demanding (three times late to work without an excuse and a man was fired), but met their own high standards by getting on the job at 7:50 a.m. and staying until 5:30 p.m. Instead of resentment, they won admiration. Said one craftsman: "They muck in. They...
...mix with adults without getting laughed at or kicked...
Bronx-born Soprano .Peters likes it that way. For a brief three months she was married to Met Baritone Robert Merrill, but thinks for the present that marriage and the intensive work of a young career soprano do not mix. Last week, after her impromptu success in Figaro, Soprano Peters went off to a celebrative late supper of spaghetti with clam sauce with her father, her mother and her music teacher...