Word: speaking
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...finals on March 13. B.C., while it has no chance for an invitation, was touted as one of the most improved teams in the East and a sextet that could have acted the part of spoiler tonight. The Crimson's victory could hardly have been more impressive and will speak well for it when the Selections Committee makes its choice...
While this may come as somewhat of a surprise to Harvard hockey fans, the facts speak for themselves. B.U. at 15-3 and the Crimson at 13-3 have the best records of all the Eastern hockey teams and therefore are entitled to go. This all depends, of course, on the remaining games of the season. B.U. has to meet the third place team, Clarkson (8-2) this Saturday and the outcome of this contest will determine Clarkson's place in the whole picture...
...Ford Foundation project, Columbia University Law Professor Emeritus Elliott Cheatham urged the U.S. ambassador to intervene on Kubali's behalf because "I am sure Professor Kubali's attendance at the Conference on the Rule of Law at the University of Chicago last year strengthened his decision to speak forthrightly...
...detail demanded by the theater. Out of misapplied reverence for the original, he painstakingly spliced pieces of Anderson's dialogue, sometimes borrowing the words of one character for the mouth of another. When he ran out of the dialogue for big scenes, he decided to let them speak to each other in stilted excerpts from the book's descriptive prose. Perhaps authors henceforth should be warned by the Dramatists' Guild that anything they say may be used against them...
...pack so he can get home healthy for dinner. As a matter of fact, I think that not enough has been made of the frame of mind of the bachelor athlete. The bachelor is without the normal, settling tendencies. The other boys, the married ones, the homebodies, so to speak, have an awareness of people dependent on them. All Hartack has going for him is an extraordinary pride in his standing, which is usually...