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...years ago) appealed to him as a place "to turn out men of adventurous spirit, unfettered by tradition." No one was surprised that he administered a ticklish job with complete fair-mindedness. He took both radical students and faculty members, notably Methodism's Harry F. Ward, in his stride, refused to oust Ward. Said...
...busy full time under tall Smith-alumna Virginia Smucker, who worked for two college libraries before she came to TIME six years ago. Her staff never ceases to wonder at the amazing questions thrown at them day after day-but day after day they take all comers in their stride. And so if you sometimes feel that the background facts in TIME's stories are especially sharp and clear, I think you ought to know that these people (whose names never show up in type) should get a lot of the credit...
Said Rear Admiral Hideo Yano, Chief of the Navy's Press Section: "The Japanese Navy will stride forward with the profound will to destroy the enemy. The war is to be prolonged and I, with you, to make the spirit of the Fleet Admiral live, must preserve and fulfill his will...
...Great Circle. Even among airline men there are a few who still see no prospect of the air-navigated world en visioned by Billy Mitchell. They are astride a fence that airmen like Harold George have long ago taken in a hurdler's stride...
Muchado on hearing these lascivious runtors threatened to withdraw from the show. Armband took this is stride, saying fire till you seeurgglt flash trash mask crask umguggle...