Word: subjectively
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...advertising was confined to the ever-popular subject of sex or to typical political promises of unlimited liquor. The possibilities of the air-waves did not escape the attention of two candidates, who played "Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette" from their Holworthy window all yesterday afternoon, until cut short by a University police raid...
...current offerings are certainly not a panacea. Like most other courses, they depend largely on who is teaching them, and many are hampered by their size and by the almost complete impossibility of contact with the lecturer. The selection of representative subject matter must still be largely arbitrary, and in the humanities any selection must omit important works. Even in the Natural Sciences, which are probably most suited to teaching the basic method and techniques of the field, the students have criticized many elements, including the pace of the courses, slow because of the assumption from the beginning, that students...
Launching a new series of "single subject" issues, Radeliffe's "Signature" will feature an all-drama number when it appears on the stands today, the magazine's editors have announced...
...other such outlying districts. Using this line of reasoning, there remain but 40 House room places to be divided up among the 200 commuters and the several hundred outcasts in the dormitories. And, among these, men with prior claims will have first crack at the limited room supply, subject of course to the discretion of the Masters...
Biography of Betrayal. The facts in the life of William Joyce were neither clear nor simple, but their meaning was. He had been born in Brooklyn, N.Y. (an important part of his defense was that he was not a British subject). His parents were Irish. They were loyal to England. When Ireland became Eire, they were forced to emigrate to Britain. Joyce's father was suspected of being a British informer. William Joyce claimed that he had done intelligence work for the Black & Tans...