Word: sectionally
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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President Truman took his share of punishment too. A visit by candidate Dewey to Boston brought out both Harvard and Radcliffe students in a torchlight parade and cheering section at the Arena mass meeting, while Professor Charles R. Cherington attacked the Democratic party in his debate with Beer at a Politics Club meeting...
...unanimous opinion of the staff, or the opinion of a select group of editors and policy-makers? And, incidently, under what authority does "The Official University Daily" which portrays student news, activities, and events print "the CRIMSON supports the candidacy of President Truman" when you supposedly represent a cross-section of the student body? Or do you merely represent a cross-section of the CRIMSON staff? ... Mark Gibson...
That covers all but one of Mr. Gibson's questions. The one that's left over is about the right of the CRIMSON, as a "cross-section of the student body," to support a candidate for President. The CRIMSON has never claimed to to be a cross-section. Its staff is usually a composite of the student body because people interested in journalism come from all sorts of backgrounds and have all sorts of opinions. But the CRIMSON functions as an Independent undergraduate organization, like the Dramatic Club or the Lampoon or the Young Republican Club. And the phrase...
...Arena there will be a reserved section where they will be able to voice their political sentiments. Dewey's speech is scheduled to start...
...members of the Union Committee were chosen to represent a wide cross-section of the country. First nominated by the proctors in their respective halls, they were actually selected by the three Freshman Deans and the Secretary of the Union...