Word: relationships
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Affinity: family relationship by virtue of marriage only, not consanguinity...
Said Citizen Stassen: "We in the United States are now thoroughly and almost unanimously agreed that the walls of isolation are gone forever. . . . But we must find in both broad and specific terms what our view is on the problems of world relationship." As a broad-principled base of U.S. policy he proposed twelve points...
...Public Affairs course, also required of all Freshmen, traces typical problems in the social sciences, "their historical backgrounds, practical methods that have been brought to bear on them, the implications of suggested solutions, the methods of social scientists as they relate to the inevitable past and present relationship between economic, political, and social activities and institutions...
...proud would I be if I could know that two such people in, say, Ithaca or New Orleans, felt such an intimate and personal relationship with us. We mourn today as if we, all of us, had lost a personal friend...
...Miss Barrymore's incorrigible abilities as an enchantress, however inappropriate to the role, were practically all that made the play shine. Moreover, Miss Davis is not old enough, as Miss Barrymore was, to keep every hint of boy-meets-girl out of the teacher's moving relationship with the uncouth young miner who is her star pupil. Newcomer John Dall, as the miner, cares a lot for his role, but he is too urban and smooth to convey much power through it, once he gets the coal dust off his face. Another newcomer, Joan Lorring, as a hysterical...