Word: oversight
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Student Government President Joan Braverman '50 told Miss Davis yesterday that the oversight could probably he remedied at a Council executive board meeting today, if the proper credentials are handed...
...last week's ballot count occurred when the electoral committee, through an oversight, failed to count the votes from Everett House...
More to the point, this was definitely one of the group's ups, and they performed the Mass with such success that its 160-odd years of neglect seem an unforgivable oversight. The only uncooperative figure was Trinity Church itself, which turned out to be an acoustical flop. It has no capacity for distributing sound throughout its Romanesque caverns, and if you were sitting as I was with the basses and tenors turned away from you, you scarcely heard them...
...referees, whose names were not on the program due to a fortunate oversight on the part of the Arena management, called some 59 minutes of penalties on the two teams. Some of their calls were bistantly wrong, such as the center zone check called on Al Key in the second period, and others were questionable. Worst of all, they let the game get out of control midway in the second period. Either from dullness or myopia, they missed penalties, and the players, thus encouraged in their illegal methods, proceeded to reduce the game to a slugging match...
...TIME stupidly ran Sallman's copyrighted picture without getting permission, and apologizes to Publishers Kriebel & Bates for the oversight...