Word: responded
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...increase this fall of students enrolled in Music 1 indicates a growing interest in music in the student body. The Music Department should respond to this interest by offering next year more courses in individual composers, periods, and forms which have formerly met with such success...
Whether Coach Floyd Wilson's five can respond to the challenge of higher caliber opposition and regain its earlier season confidence and poise should be clear by Monday...
...researchers are convinced from the way the disease spread to doctors, nurses and corpsmen that it is caused by a virus. But they could never catch the critter. And though its effects partly resemble those of some of the Coxsackie viruses, it does not respond to any of the tests for that group. The best the doctors can do is to call it "Ardmore disease," and hope that some clues will turn...
...nations are reacting variously, in fear and hope, frustration and boasting, apathy and frenzy. For us as Christians, our faith and fellowship of the church press us to see life steadily and whole, to respond neither with complacency nor panic, but with confidence and appropriate action...
...vital resurgence of strength to the NATO defenses. The missile launchers themselves will be highly mobile and difficult to spot, hence all but immune to attack by Khrushchev's vaunted rocketry. In the event of a Russian missile attack on cities, the NATO rockets would be sure to respond. Thus, thanks to the IRBMs, the powerful deterrent now provided by the U.S. Air Force (see cover story) and Navy will be extended into the age of total missilery-a period beginning in two to four years when the Russians might be tempted to think that rocketry had given them...