Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...What does the commuting student who is forced to (by economic reasons) or prefers to bring his sandwiches from home do with them in the Eliot House dining room? The present writer can offer no solution ... Furthermore, in any such plan the overwhelming majority of commuters would suffer from being in a thing of which they were not a real part ... The best solution seems to be an adequate Commuters Center...
...first, the victim feels short of breath.Then he gets acute pains in the chest and back, and begins to cough a lot. Later comes a racking, bloody cough, rapid loss of weight, and a grey, cadaverous look about the face. The victim is doomed, though he may suffer on for months or years...
...Hall, a member of the N.C.A.A. television steering committee, suggested that all proceeds from football TV be split up between N.C.A.A. members so that "the less publicized team would not suffer from the drawing power of big time football telecasts...
Jandyra Southern appealed. The appellate division of the New York supreme court reversed the children's court and ordered Diane, 8, and Linda, 7, moved to the Catholic Home Bureau for Dependent Children. Jandyra, who had hoped for custody of the children herself, began to suffer from another acute case of indecision. She told the Jewish agency that she was content to let the children stay in their Jewish foster home, then reversed herself and authorized Lawyer George A. Timone, prominent in New York Catholic charities, to act as her attorney and see that the children were transferred...
...subversive by the attorney general" that convicting anyone not a genuine subversive would be next to impossible. This apology ignores the fact that the litigation is harmful in itself. Many liberals may be brought before the courts under this bill, and although none of them are Communists, they will suffer almost as much from the bad publicity as the convicted man will suffer from the $1000 fine and three years in jail. According to a state official, several undergraduate groups would have to go through this ordeal by publicity if the attorney general interpreted the bill "literally." Under the current...