Word: sexe
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...state in the Union accept and act upon the [U.N.] Charter according to its plain language." In plain language the Charter declares it the intention of the U.N. "to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights" and pledges all the signers to respect such rights "without distinction as to race, sex, language or religion...
Taking one look at the painting of pistol-packin' Betty (Annie Get Your Gun) Hutton on TIME'S April 24 cover, the Communist-licensed Berlin daily Neues Deutschland shrieked that the U.S. had discovered a deadly new weapon: "a warmonger with sex appeal...
...paintings and prints had been sponsored by the government of Munch's native Norway. Split last week between Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art and Harvard's Fogg Art Museum, it will later tour the country for a year. The pictures deal mostly with sex and death, and some mid-century sophisticates may find them overdramatic. But others will take off their hats to them...
Haines considers his first boat "better than average," although only three men had ever rowed before coming to Harvard. Stroke Pete Bullard rowed for Middle-sex, seven-man Dick Lincoln rowed at Exeter, and six-man Bill Wetmore was on the St. Mark's crew. Horatio Burns rows five, Andy Leighton four, Charlie Humpstone three, John Lincoln two, and Bill Glenn bow. Morrill Ordesky...
...base of the Winsor formula is still a viscous glob of sex. In Amber, it was diluted in a little English history. In Star Money, it is stirred into the well-publicized life of the author herself. That is not to say that Star Money is autobiographical. Novelist Winsor primly asserts: "This novel is in no sense autobiographical." Yet the book gives a come-on as broad as the devil's front porch to the thousands who may buy the book for its confessional interest: the heroine, Shireen Delaney, is a beautiful doll who at 26 publishes a historical...