Word: psuedo
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...false view of the community. It is not a magazine with a crusade. And it is not any of the other Quarterlies, because they are all pseudo-academic and dull. Audience's aims never become more positive than this, and we must infer them--its aims are to be psuedo-unacademic and, above all, undull. In attempting to avoid dullness the editors of Audience have collected a strange assortment of contributors including I. A. Richards and names normally associated with the Advocate. The impression on glancing at the table of contents is one of a literary Cat'n Racquet...
...becomes head of one committee or another and immediately sets out to rival and defeat the corresponding Harvard committee. She becomes terribly arty, terribly intellectual, terribly unconventional; but is neither as impressive nor as shocking as she would like. In her falseness, she deserves being categorized as a "typical psuedo-intellectual Radcliffe girl...
This is not the hour to avoid real issues. If the psuedo-crusaders are going to take their task seriously they will have to attack inflation, and not merely defend themselves against...
...story of "Suspicion" concerns the psychological progression from love to fear of Joan Fontaine for her husband, Cary Grant. Grant, a handsome, witty, but rather poor social parasite, meets Miss Fontaine, of a psuedo-Clivedon Set, and they marry...
...only are there fewer psuedo-sick midyear dodgers this year, but Harvard is generally healthier than at any time since 1935, according to Dr. Arlie V. Bock, Oliver Professor of Hygiene...