Word: safe
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Holy Cross was not to be outdone. Mike Drummey's safe bunt and Dick Shima's single to center put men on first and second for the Crimson in the bottom of the eighth...
Morse then hit to the second baseman. Who forced Shima at second. The relay to first was wide and Morse was safe, but Drummey got caught off third by the Crusader first baseman when he took too wide a turn...
...most valuable objects of its weight in existence: the master negative of G.W.T.W. Beside it rests the picture's master print, "the platinum yardstick" by which the colors of all new prints are measured. As long as these masters are in reasonably good shape, G.W.T.W. is safe. Prints can be "enhanced," if worst comes to worst, and even if the master negative should deteriorate, film technicians could reconstitute it from one of several sets of the "color strips" stored at widely separated points in the U.S. and Europe. Says an M-G-M executive: "There is no reason...
Both Miss Hellman and William Alfred, professor of English, challenged such optimism. Alfred, who advocated federal subsidies, went on to warn against such aid when extended "with strings attached." Miss Hellman felt that the plays chosen for the current tour had been handpicked "for their 'safe' qualities." She likened this to Broadway's gearing all its productions toward critical acclaim...
While it would perhaps be too much to thank the Cambridge Police force for making rioting a pleasure, it is entirely proper to thank them for making it safe. Even their use of tear gas is--in retrospect--understandable, for it, too, probably saved a few people from really hurting themselves. In New Haven, Harvard students should remember, they do things differently...