Word: occurs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...found it difficult to explain to their curious dates who all the people running around down on the field were. But then, on the other hand, there is the question of how these thrill seeking young girls will react to the lower scoring games which are almost certain to occur...
...promising oung men. And as the most promising young men. And as for expansion, this would be possible on a sound basis in a college like Harvard, which does not wish to enlarge its student body, only it the income from endowment increased markedly...that this is unlikely to occur in the immediate future has seemed to me quite clear. That is the reason why I have resisted in the last few years many demands from certain members of the Faculty of Arts and sciences to take advantage of temporary grants from foundations of government contracts to well the ranks...
...someone else in return for an electrical bicycle pump just plain isn't honest." But Quinn has been unable to get the Radio Writers' Guild or his advertising agency to share his indignation. And he concedes that policing the practice is nearly impossible: "Inevitably, a gag will occur that names a national product. You'd be silly not to use it if it helps the show. Then if they want to give you a piece of the Hope diamond out of gratitude, you'd be silly not to accept...
...write in the full realization that a great deal of work is necessary that a paper such as yours might competently serve the University community. Discrepancies are bound to occur, granted, but this hardly serves to explain such a gross misrepresentation of the facts as appeared in last Saturday's edition. I refer to an article covering the intramural freshman football competition, won this fall by a team from Mower Hall...
...long as the U.S. felt the Good Neighbor Policy was a self-operating mechanism needing little oil, this deterioration was bound to occur. Since the days of Sumner Welles and President Roosevelt the U.S. has ceased to be an active good neighbor. Instead of making the policy a full time job, the State Department has allowed problems to become crises before acting on them. The Secretary of State, for example, who shuttled regularly to Europe and back, visited South America only once in the last four years...