Word: phasing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Other contributors meanwhile speculated on Emily as a color. "Mauve," said one. "Yellow," said another. "The only Emily I ever met was an enormous black Madrassi ayah," wrote a Mr. Mclntyre. "I regret his limited social opportunities," answered Miss Sitwell, "but I cannot be held responsible for them." One phase of the argument was at last tied down when a schoolmistress named Josephine Malone reported a mistake in a sixth-form handbook of poetry, in which the editor had fastened Emily-colored hands on to Poetess Sitwell. Last week the battle died with the publication of this conclusive letter...
...take this opportunity to honor Mr. Bing- ham. Through his long term at the head of Harvard's athletic program, Mr. Bingham has built a vast intramural system which allows each student a chance to participate in a team sport. This, in our opinion, is the most important phase of athletics, and for its success we can thank one man, William J. Bingham...
...second phase of the program is a mutual assistance library and bibliography, headed by Peter C. Capernaros '52. It supplies student seminars throughout the world with necessary background information and gives project technique material to any student organization that wants...
However, they would not phase any espionage ring that might be operating in Massachusetts. They would not even work against the Communist Party's public mouthpieces who would use the martyr aspect of any prosecution for all it was worth...
...Phase No. 1 would seem like a Western victory. Communists, with sweet reasonableness, would accept West German conditions for truly free, nationwide elections, throw open the Soviet zone for three months, allow all parties to campaign without restraint. For leaders of East Germany's Russian-backed Socialist Unity Party (SED), this was virtually an order to play Russian roulette with their political careers. Semenov himself candidly admitted that in a Germany-wide free election, the SED and the West German Communists (KPD) would probably win only 40 seats out of 500. SED men now sitting pretty in the Soviet...