Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...country, he said, he has never found the choice between "going forward or going backward" difficult. Yet, in 1956, "a lot of politicians" are doing their best to make such a choice look "extremely hard." Then, scornfully, he wondered if such action could be attributed to "people who suffer from living in a world of words and phrases for so long that they can no longer recognize action when they see it. And when it comes to a really critical matter like political leadership, we recall a fact that all of us have seen in our daily lives: the longest...
Anyway, Taylor takes her home and together they undertake to save American Big Business from a danger that has not seriously threatened it for a generation: the reign of the robber baron. For a while Taylor has to suffer an angry case of Ives, but in the end everybody agrees that "when power comes to exist for itself, it becomes a losing proposition...
...voiced about the program's effect on freshmen, commuters, and Radcliffe. In the first instance, freshmen have nothing to fear, as most of their classes are composed mainly of other Yardlings. Their classes will continue to meet in the Yard, so that neither their education nor class spirit should suffer. Freshmen who take upper level courses which have sections in the Houses can easily attend meetings at the most convenient House...
...combining architectural compensations with careful selection of staff members, the University can build good houses within the limits of available funds. As the focal point of college life, the House system must not suffer from expansion...
...some visible nervousness, in the first half, the Jumbos settled down to good, hard football, fulfilling all the praise local writers had been heaping on them since September. In fact, there is a good chance that Tufts may achieve its first undefeated season since 1934, if it does not suffer too great a let-down...