Word: regularization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Athletic officials will want no time in organizing the intramural sports program which is being conducted on a formal basis this fall for the first time since the war caused cancellation of all regular schedules in 1942, Adolph W. Samborski '26, Director of Intramural Athletics, said yesterday...
...Regular police tried to be easy on the rioters. Said one, "I sympathize with the people." But red-capped special police were different. Red caps sent scores to the hospitals after working them over with sabers, billies and gun butts...
...Ross, the New Yorker's terrible-tempered editor, a man given to juvenile and profane tantrums, and intuitive, often shrewd judgments. Ross is convinced that everyone on his staff but himself is in danger of going holy. One factor helped decide him: most of the magazine's regular departments (films, theater, books, etc.) were in the summer doldrums. Ross was a little afraid that Hersey's sympathetic piece on the Hiroshima Japanese might sound a little anti-American-so he got Hersey to explain why the U.S. dropped the bomb...
Actually, it was hard to find great fault with the way President Ivey had run Citizens National. The bank had weathered the depression without Government help (as Giannini's organization had not), its earnings were regular, if unspectacular. A.P.'s only specific complaint: "Its capital funds have not been restored to the 1930 position...
...only man aboard who still had his heart in the war. But after 2½ years in the Navy, Roberts' heart was sore as a boil. Instead of getting on a can or a carrier or a battlewagon, he had been left on the Reluctant, whose regular run was "from Tedium to Apathy and back." Roberts' defense against frustration and boredom was to work as hard and think as little as possible...