Word: patly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Buckley said he did not think that professors had ever been "seriously threatened by either McCarthy or Velde," and added that he was "disgusted" at the way "professors now pat each other on the back and congratulate themselves on their dauntlessness...
Your Nov. 14 review of Retreat from Learning struck a responsive chord in a teacher of many years' experience. Teachers are a dedicated group. The older generation of teachers were so completely cowed by bureaucracy and politics that freedom of speech was just a pat phrase. Conditions have changed only to grant that freedom to pupils. The public asks so frequently, "Why don't teachers do something about all this delinquency?" They should read how Author Joan Dunn shows up the limitations of teachers' authority...
...grandson: "Easy, easy. Always remember that a horse has just as tender a mouth as you have." Explained David, looking as curbed as Tony: "But I have to be tough with him, so he'll know who's riding him." Indefatigably, the photographers next asked Ike to pat Tony. Sighing, Ike complied, addressing his feelings to Tony: "All right, Tony. They insist on getting a picture of you being patted." Off the Wagon. Susan got restless in the cart, delivering her only comment: "Hey, help me out." That matched Ike's sentiments. Ike told David he could...
Maurice Chevalier Show (Sun. 7:30 p.m., NBC). With Jeannie Carson, Mar cel Marceau, Pat Carroll...
...Much Power. Things looked just as grey for West Point at the start of the second half. Fullback Pat Uebel, with four touchdowns to his credit from past Army-Navy games, took the Navy kickoff, ran 43 yds. and was knocked loose from the ball. But something had happened to Army. In the locker room. Blaik and his assistants had shuffled defensive assignments. The big Cadet line sliced in to stop the Middies and take the ball back. Holleder tried a third-down pass and missed, but it was his last mistake...