Word: opinionated
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Union Committee chairman Mark Earl circumvented the opponents of an opinion poll by loading the five-man steering committee with supporters of the poll. Karl's maneuver paid quick dividends, as the sub-committee voted, in a quick session following adjournment, definitely to canvass the class...
...proposed amendment must be posted in the Union for 15 class days during which period the Committee must receive all class opinions; at the end of the 15 days, the Committee, not bound by class opinion, will vote again, a two-thirds majority of the membership being required for eliminating the Smoker...
...Union Committee narrowly voted into existence a sub-committee to steer the amendment process, but finally killed a motion requiring this steering committee to poll class opinion...
...level-headedness of undergraduates was just what the newspapermen wanted to see break down when Hiss spoke. They emigrated from the city in droves, cornering reluctant students to voice an opinion on a man convicted when they were thirteen or fourteen. Photographers were so rambunctious when University proctors spirited Hiss into Whig Hall that he arranged an escape through the rear exit, leaving the men of the press taking pictures of themselves at the front. Representatives from Reuters, the London News-Chronicle, and the New Republic, who were left on the door-step, didn't get much of a story...
...Managing Director Pierre Lazareff, 49, who worked in the U.S. during the war for Manhattan's Daily Mirror. In the last ten years, the French capital's dailies, which now number 14, have also undergone what the French consider increasing "Americanization," i.e., more news and features, less opinion...