Word: paragraphed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...really don't object to being called William M. Flook, Jr. '46, but when in the same paragraph you call the Network the Netwirk, I start getting mad and demanding a printed apology. William M. Flook, Jr. '44 President, Harvard Crimson Network...
...crowd, seemed to have notified the Tribune of the meeting's prime importance, because the Tribune sent aging Arthur Evans, its top-rung reporter on local politics, to cover the meeting. The news was coyly buried on p. 3, did not mention the McCormick boom until the second paragraph...
Hearst's Examiner kept pounding: "Police Must Clean Up L.A. Hoodlumism." The first paragraph of an editorial said: "Riotous disturbances of the past week in Los Angeles by zoot-suit hoodlums have inflicted a deep and humiliating wound on the reputation of this city...
Panassie is a much maligned person, and not without justification, but he does have his virtues. The trouble is for every paragraph of descriptive writing, which is where he really shines, you have to wade through morasses of decidedly cock-eyed opinions...
Would you do a favor for the Lost Generation? Would you print a paragraph on the men over 38 in the Army...