Word: striping
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Rather, the primary purpose of a university is to provide an open forum, in which ideas of any stripe, no matter how odd or distasteful, may receive their full hearing. The reason for this forum can readily be found in John Stuart Mill's treatise "On Liberty," and it would perhaps be well if President Conant went back to that important but little read work and perused it once more. For here we have the best possible argument for a free market of ideas. This freedom, says Mill, is not a reward bestowed on those who follow the popular line...
...ball is snapped and it goes to Average Christian. He's circling his own right end, interference is forming in front of him . . . He's up to the 15-yard stripe, running behind Prayer, Love, Bible Study, Witnessing, Faithfulness . . . and there's Church-Attendance out there . . . Humility running across offering protection from the rear as the great wave sweeps across the 50 into enemy territory. They're to the 40-yard stripe, the 30, open in the clear field up to the 20, the 10, the 5-it's a touchdown and the ball game...
...guys out here to see you." A voice from the back room yelled back, "He's on the phone." We stood around for half an hour while various men yelled at Kelly. After AL Smith had called three or four times, a small man in a blue pin-stripe suit waddled up and introduced himself as Tommy Kelly. He repeated what the publicity man had said before and added that he did not know how we could get a hold of "the Governor." "The Governor was meant to come in here this afternoon, but I guess he went shopping instead...
Also, "5. An emphasis on lack of affiliations; 6. An unusual amount of seriocomic joking about this or that official investigating committee 'getting you'; 7. A shying away, both physically and intellectually from any association with the words, 'liberal,' 'peace,' 'freedom,' and from other classmates of a liberal stripe; 8. A sharp turning inward to local college problems, to the exclusion of broader current questions...
...only a little more refined than a crap game.Almost anyone can come to a crew race. Pictured above are three Boston University students and a friend from Tufts mingling with the Harvards. At this Juncture In the Cambridge regatta the boats were abreast of these spectator. The pin stripe suit on the boy in the left foreground is typical of the Boston University styles this Spring. The wildly-flowered ties his friends wear are also very popular on many of the New England campuses although the Harvard men seem to hold to more conservative things...