Word: noted
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...September 10 issue you note that Stevenson states: "Eisenhower doesn't really know the country. He was out of it, or else he was at Army posts, insulated and isolated." This seems an extremely narrow-minded viewpoint. Mr. Eisenhower, thanks to his vast experiences outside the U.S., is the one man best suited to guide a world power through an era which demands consideration and knowledge of all nations...
...with 42 votes. After his election, FAO Chief Sen spoke the kindest words about the U.S. that have fallen from Indian lips in a long time. Said he: "The U.S. withdrawal when vic tory was in sight took great courage and self-denial . . We believe the U.S. has taken note of the growing desire on the part of less developed areas to take over the direction of the FAO for a while. Only a great nation with a great heart can have that kind of understanding...
...action takes poor Susannah on a descending spiral through rejection by the townsfolk, false betrayal by the local idiot, seduction by the evan gelist himself, humiliation by the congre gation, and the eventual murder (by her brother) of her seducer. The grim tale ends on an ambiguous note with Susannah laughing hysterically...
...Kefauver press conference was scheduled, unscheduled, rescheduled and unrescheduled. Even Tour Director Charles Tyroler was moved to write a parody of the fickle itinerary. Sample: "11 a.m., previously unscheduled press conference in airport lounge. Kefauver drops bombshell. No ime to file. 12, rally in phone booth at local drugstore . . . Note-due to time changes and miscalculations by Kefauver staff, group is scheduled to depart Yakima Defore arrival there...
...author of the recent editorial which says that prerequisites for "Middle Group" French courses discriminate against candidates for the degree in History and Literature seems to have missed page 256, note 7, of the current "Courses of Instruction Offered by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences." The note says explicitly that the prerequisite (in the instance French 20) applies only to concentrators in the Department. Other students consult the instructor to determine whether they should risk the course they want to elect. W. M. Frohock, Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures...