Word: rosee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...only Stanley Hoffman, professor of Government, rose to a level of sustained epigram. "Even the Germans flinch," he said, "at Sen. Goldwater's mixture of the big stick, the large mouth and the small brain...
Income for operating expenses was up more than $12 million to $115 million. The increase came about equally from University and U.S. Government sources, but the government's shares rose from 30.3 to 32.6 per cent of total income...
Operating expenses rose $10.7 million to $110 million--like nearly all the figures in the report, a record high. Much of the rise was attributable to higher incidental costs conected with government grants and contracts...
...idea of obtaining the MTA Yards for the library was revived after the assassination, when plans were made for a Kennedy museum and institute. Some observers felt that chances of obtaining the Yards rose with the reorganization of the MTA into the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority, since several persons favorable to the Library were added to the board of directors...
...some irregular victory or bravely borne defeat. And it is just this-the rich lyric feeling of Irish patriotism-that is the real subject of Michael Farrell's evocative novel of the growth to manhood of Matthew Martin Reilly during the worst of the Irish troubles as they rose to a crescendo at the time of World...