Word: seniors
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...qualifications for the life that you are about to take up, I put loyalty first ... loyalty to your senior officers and to your subordinates," Rear Admiral Wat T. Cluverius, U.S.N. (Ret), President of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, declared at the August graduation exercises of the Naval Training School (Communications) held Saturday morning in Sanders Theatre...
...past, we have been prone to criticize the preceding senior class on many grounds--chiefly their general lack of morale, their marching--now we will have to be on guard lest we, too, evidence these same shortcomings...
Having looked forward with some degree of anticipation to becoming seniors, we now find that the senior schedule is nowhere nearly as rosy as we thought. True, we do get a little extra shut-eye in the morning (which can unequivocally be said to be an unmixed good) but we have a far shorter lunch hour...
...countries the best rule is to take as little cash as possible-but Costa Rica won't take a chance on letting you in unless you have $250. (Incidentally, it is almost impossible to estimate costs on trips like these. Some expense accounts run over $10,000-but Senior Editor Wertenbaker's three months with our Army in North Africa cost only...
...Many a senior class voted him its most inspiring professor. When he was upset in 1920 by Professor Chauncey Brewster Tinker, the Phelps heyday at Yale was passing. By then Billy Phelps's literary notions were not even modern in the eyes of the sophisticated '20s. They could not agree with him that the swing of Eddie Guest's verse was "perfect," Walt Whitman "nothing but a Sears-Roebuck catalogue with calliope accompaniment."* Some of them were interested in James Joyce, Theodore Dreiser, Sinclair Lewis. Phelps...