Word: particularized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Both personal and academic factors contributed to the departures, Toepfer noted. "What actually surprises me is that there are not more of them," he said. "A great many people come to the Law School with no particular motivation. They have only a vague idea that a Law degree will be helpful to them later...
Although the comedy will be presented in the original Greek, Kenneth J. Reckford, instructor in the Classics, who is directing the play, expressed particular concern to make it interesting for those who cannot understand the Greek. Socrates will be portrayed as "a professor at his worst," and The Clouds will be treated as "a take-off on the idea of a University...
...Bonn Dulles found Konrad Adenauer willing to appear flexible but skeptical of making any substantial concessions to Russia. In particular, Adenauer is wary of anything that smacks of "confederation,'1 the Russian scheme to link East and West Germany by loose federal institutions. Asks Adenauer scornfully: "Can fire and water confederate...
Helping Hand. Fighters are his particular passion. "If I hadn't grabbed that wire, I'd have probably been a third-rate pug myself," he says cheerfully. Joe Louis and Billy Conn are among his cronies, and Carmen Basilic, onetime middleweight champion, is a hero. "Oh, that Basilio!" he enthuses. "Did you see the way his lamp went out in that last Robinson fight? Why, he's all guts. That little bastard will never go hungry as long as I'm eating...
Both varsity teams are very evenly matched. Swimming ability and numerous extraneous factors such as the home pool, the order of the races, and the score at particular points in the meet will contribute to a tense contest...