Word: sticks
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...better stick to your funny (if often unfair) reviews of movies rather than delve into the murky, misguided metaphysics of a great artist who needs your bewildering appraisal like he needs a hole in the head...
After a cocoanut martini and asparagus stick at Lou's Fruit Juice Bar (near Scollay Square) you can wander down Tremont Street to the Gary for the Young Lions, which is worth the money...
...entered the conference determined to stick by the traditional three-mile limit, first suggested by a Dutch scholar back in 1703 when that distance was about the maximum range of a cannon. Though cannon range is no longer a criterion, the U.S. still has powerful reasons for not wanting to see nations stretch their territorial claims farther and thus shrink by hundreds of thousands of miles the great body of water known as the High Seas. For one thing, argued U.S. Delegate Arthur Dean (Korean armistice negotiator and onetime law partner of John Foster Dulles), enemy submarines can find easier...
...team scored an easy 13-4 victory over a Brown squad that will officially enter the Ivy League next Spring. Things got so informal under the warm May sun that with victory safely tucked away after three periods, Dick MacKinnon shed his goalie's pads for an attackman's stick, but failed to contribute to the scoring...
...award as TV's best actress, Polly Bergen outpolled such veteran rivals as the theater's Helen Hayes and the movies' Teresa Wright, an achievement that could be explained only by the fast-developing herd instinct of telefolk that leads them to stick with their own. Polly's reputation has blossomed principally through coaxial cables. Neither Hollywood nor Broadway was impressed with her efforts as singer or actress, but then she signed up for a series of TV commercials for Pepsi-Cola, quickly became known the nation over as the Pepsi Girl. Here and there...