Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Until the middle of last year, if a student could convince his Senior Tutor that leaving the House would be in his best interest, permission was generally forth-coming. The Houses did not noticeably suffer as a result, and a number of students were enabled to pursue their work under what was, for them, better conditions...
Reynolds does not expect that the Fund will suffer any permanent loss because of the emphasis on the Program, designed to raise between 75 and 100 million dollars. "The experience of similar funds," he said, "is that they do better after a capital funds campaign," because of increased alumni interest. He did say that the Fund was not expected to do as well as usual during the ten months of particular emphasis on the Program...
Fund Should Not Suffer...
...Rainmaker and has glints of it here, intended something more relaxed. If so, his failure lies partly in an ill-wrought play, partly in an overwrought production. Barring the loudmouthed stranger (well-played by Pat Hingle), who for a time is invigorating, the characters do little more than suffer from upset psyches or indulge in the sexual miseries. Each revealing scene is repeated, with variations, two or three times, and betweenwhiles a neighborhood trumpeter steadily caterwauls offstage. All this not only destroys sympathy for the characters; it diminishes interest in the play. And Jack Garfein seems to have staged...
...industry again. Everyone would smile. He would be popular, universally admired. His visions soared ..." Just as quickly, his hopes plummet. But at the story's end, there is the feeling that a man who has already dodged disaster in Berlin, in Prague and in Paris will suffer only slight damage in Southern California...