Word: regretfulness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Those of us who under the present system enjoyed taking a course as completely out of our ordinary field of interest as Soc. Sci. 8 or who were grateful for the opportunity of acquiring some background in world history with the aid of Soc. Sci. 1 would regret the denial of this alternative to others. Dorothy Balogh '64, Sondra Gamow...
Accompanying each new copy of Columbia University's scholarly biannual Journal of International Affairs is this terse note from the editors: "We regret that the announced article on 'People to People Diplomacy' by Sargent Shriver was never received...
...have become regular subscribers as a result. We sell more ads too: the Feb. 15 issue of the Metropolitan regional edition of TIME, which goes to 300,000 subscribers in the New York area, was the thickest issue in TIME's history. But though grateful for windfalls, we regret the shutdown of the papers and take no pleasure in newsmen out of jobs, readers without primary sources of information that neither radio nor television nor news magazines can supply, and businesses suffering from being unable to reach their customers in their normal way. The dismaying effect of the strike...
...what happens in this picture. Based on a bestselling novel by Peter Gilman, it tells about a Hawaiian boy (James Darren) and a Chinese cutie (France Nuyen) who get biologically involved with a couple of rich haoles (white folks) named Howland and live (but not very long) to regret...
...have apologized to Father McCarthy, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Boston College for the behavior of our Harvard audience last night in booing during the playing of the B.C. alma mater at the hockey game. I regret very much that an elementary discourse on good manners seems to be in order. Visiting college teams and their supporters are our guests, and should be certain of courtesy and respect from Harvard. The outburst of booing last night was discourteous and immature. We have a justifiable pride in our teams; I hope in the future...