Word: plea
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...alert Atlantic was one of the first U.S. magazines to devote regular sections to news of education, art, music and science. It plunged eagerly into controversies over Darwin and Al Smith, published William James's eloquent plea for world government ten years before World War I, exposed Stock Exchange malpractices in 1926 that were not banned by law until after the crash. Unlike most "quality" magazines, the Atlantic today aims at giving the reader a well-rounded view of the month's events as well as the standard quota of articles and criticism...
Senior photographs are scheduled to be taken starting Monday. If there is no marked response to the Yearbook's plea for workers and subscribers by that time, publication may not be possible...
Southern moderates "must organize and assert their views if we are to continue a nation under laws," Herbert H. Browne, Jr. 3L said last night. Browne's plea for a moderate approach to the integration problem came at a meeting of the Dunster House Forum...
...plea favoring PR, Councilor Joseph DeGuglielmo '29 claimed that the abolition group, headed by former Democratic State Chairman Charles H. McGlue, is not making "an honest attempt," but is trying to create a "smokescreen to hide the clear-cut School Committee issue...
Dean Acheson last night called for a strengthening of the conventional forces of NATO nations as a "credible deterrent" to Russian aggression in Europe. The former Secretary of State made his plea in the second of a series of three William L. Clayton Lectures, celebrating the 25th year of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts...