Word: retainers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...students, however, retain faith in socialism as the economic "form of the future," and in the might of the Soviet Union, Malia stated. Malia and Frye gave "Impressions of Russian Travelers" in a discussion moderated by Merle Fainsod, professor of Government, in the Adams House dining room...
...government's mis-management of the rice situation is just one--though probably the most important--of many soft spots open to communist attack. Another is how taxes collected in the provinces seem to be spent almost exclusively on Bangkok. Pibul, however, has been able to retain power in a country where, according to French sources, 500 people out of a total population of 19 million receive 15 per cent of the national income. With no colonial exploitation, there has still been enough rice left over to provide the rest of the population with a living standard above that...
...Nothing ever gets done at M.I.T. without a committee," according to one faculty member. His evaluation was somewhat exaggerated, because administrative officers retain effective control over the Institute's operation...
...Thought-a heresy from common sense fashionable before World War I-as well as with antiSemitism. Yet his was the genuine voice of a man who has lost his bearings in industrial society. His sense of pity and tragedy never left him, and for men of such temperament who retain a materialist philosophy, there "lies in wait," as Whittaker Chambers testified, "the evil thing-Communism...
Williston has lost only to Yale, the best freshman team in the country, 39 to 38, and must be favored tonight. Princeton tied Dartmouth, a squad which the Crimson varsity beat by ten points, so the home team should retain its own undefeated status at the expense of the Tigers' in the main contest...