Word: reynoldses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Benjamin Muckenhout, Mathemetics; Charles D. Parsons, Mathemetics; Kenneth J. Reckford, Classics; Lewis T. Reynolds, Chemistry; Stephen H. Robinson, Biochemical Sciences; Bruce J. Terris, History; John H. Updike, English; John D. Walecka, Chemistry and Physics; Walter M. Walsh, Jr., Physics; Calvert W. Watkins, Linguistics and Classics; Stephen A. Weiner, Economics; Lawrence...
The Administration includes the President, his Provost or Dean of the Faculty, and the dean cry of University Hall. Within this framework there can be wide variation: President Lowell believed in autocratic government and his years were almost a reign. President Conant, with his frequent absences and an expanding student...
Gordon Gray, 45, chairman of the board, is president of the University of North Carolina. Born to wealth (his father was president of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.), Gray took to heart a remark made to him by his cousin Polly: "Now remember, Gordon, you never earned a cent...
In Paris in 1940, Correspondent Reynolds handed a French government official a cable, which said: "Dear Uncle Franklin: I am having difficulty getting accredited to the French army. Time is important. Would you phone or cable Premier Reynaud and ask him to hurry things up. It was grand of you...
As the play The Front Page would have it, nothing can stop a good Hearstling from getting his story. Last week ex-Hearstling Quentin Reynolds, who is suing Hearst Columnist Westbrook Pegler for $500,000 for calling him an "absentee war correspondent" (TIME, May 24), told how he stayed true...