Word: normally
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Theatre Friday night in the first such address in several years. Paying tribute to the 20,000 Harvard men in uniform during the war, he said, "This is the day we've been waiting for, . . . tonight's meeting is a symbol not only of the return of Harvard to normal peace time functions, but one of great gratification and pride in the Harvard men who fought...
What did the people think? TIME'S Indianapolis correspondent summed it up. "Most of the people are going around telling each other how they wish to God the strikes were over, regardless of who gets what, so we can get back to normal. The farmers are irate, the strikers determined, and the general public just doesn't seem to give a damn about the issues. Those who think it's outrageous aren't doing anything about...
...entering today will find the University fast returning to something of a normal atmosphere. Every branch is flooded with applications for admission and has been forced to turn down the majority of those seeking to enter. Special veterans problems, such as course credit, housing and finances absorb much of the deans' time. There is "joint instruction" (not co-education...
...feel that their years in the service have taken up too much of their time already to warrant taking the leisurely, normal four-year curriculum, may still accelerate by registering for the 12-week summer sessions...
...methods of realism are only a tool. In blending the horrible with the ludicrous, alcohol becomes the catalyst. Drink encourages characters endowed with normal human cowardice to plunge gaily into the ugliest and most dangerous situations and carry them off with unexpected turns of drunken ingenuity. The puzzle is no longer a chief attraction. The principal characters are all detectives and all Watsons...