Word: modeles
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...model the board has looked back over the years to the early, nineteenth century days of publication, when the editors voiced their opinion on Cambridge topics and published articles of passing and more than passing interest. They plan a discussion of President Lowell's decaying House system and features directed at a College alert to the life around...
Miss Enright, an ex-model who claimed she was placed at Harvard by her secretarial school, warmed up somewhat more on the subject of college men. "Certainly, I would rather date Harvard men," she said. "They have such variety--they're men of distinction, like the Lord Calvert ads. They have that certain sureness that other men lack...
...some of the questions did require an answer. Wasn't there danger that such "independent movements" would destroy U.N.? Was it politically wise to support the government of Greece, which was hardly a model of democracy? Wouldn't this program lead to the same kind of imperialism which Great Britain had followed so long and which Americans had so sternly criticized in the past...
Superficially, the new Japanese labor movement looks like a blurred carbon of the U.S. model. The N.F.L.U. came back under one of its old leaders-dignified, Christian, 59-year-old Komakichi Matsuoka, who has been called the "William Green of Japan" and hates Communists just as much. A more radical group promptly established the N.C.I.U. as a Japanese counterpart of the C.I.O., made a smart but little-known newspaperman named Katsumi Kikunami its chairman. Kikunami (who had a Nisei nephew killed in Italy fighting with the U.S. Army), though no Red himself, accepted Communist support. From this springboard...
Wearing a seersucker jacket, explains Dolan, first gave him a social conscience. When OPA lifted cotton controls last November, his favorite model skyrocketed from $17.50 to $22.50. He wrote to his congressman, as soon as his furnishers mailed him a bill for the increment...