Word: monitor
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Even the Monitor succumbed, saying, "Crushing crowds of cheering Bostonians stood on tiptoes today to get a fleeting glimpse." But the Times commented, "It was not the sort of hysterical outpouring that met Colonel Lindberg 23 years ago...nor was it quite the sort of demonstration associated with a personnage who is both a hero and a legend...Most people seemed content principally to turn to those near them and exclaim...
...intra-mural program operates within the freshmen exercise requirement, which provides that all Class of '55 members exercise three times a week. Freshmen substitute intra-mural participation for exercise credit is an assigned sport by filling out an intra-mural attendance card with the monitor...
...Even the Monitor succumbed, saying, "Crushing crowds of cheering Bostonians stood on tiptoes today to get a fleeting glimpse." But the Times commented, "It was not the sort of hysterical outpouring that met Colonel Lindbergh 23 years ago... nor was it quite the sort of demonstration associated with a personage who is both a hero and a legend... Most people seemed content principally to turn to those near them and exclaim...
...Invasion. During World War II, they shrewdly used their coverage of remote Far Eastern news spots to invade the U.S. (Reuters is much cheaper in the U.S. than the big U.S. services). Now Reuters services 35 dailies, including the New York Times, Christian Science Monitor and the Anglophobe Chicago Tribune, which carefully scanned Reuters' file first to make sure there was no British bias. But many U.S. newsmen still do not consider Reuters anywhere near as valuable as A.P. or the United Press, and often U.S. newspapers use Reuters largely to backstop their other wire services. Last week...
Bradlee entered the service shortly after he was graduated with honors last June. He prepared for college at St. Marks where he received the Fearing Athletic prize and was Head Monitor...