Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...them, as to many Americans, a Republican Administration is a novelty, and the unknown always carries a certain amount of fear . . . Remember," he counseled, "that we do carry a tremendous responsibility. Any false step could mean disaster not only for us but for our friends. Possibly our friends would suffer even more than we ourselves . . . We must be sober and restrained in our national conduct...
Cheerleaders are certainly not a cure-all for our basketball woes, but they are a step in the right direction. Attendance and receipts will not suffer from such a move and it will involve little or no expense. This isn't really such an earthshaking proposition to imagine and it isn't imperative to continue the program next year if it proves unsatisfactory. All we ask is a trial for the few remaining games. After all, how can one condemn something before it is tried...
...himself in Columbus as a socially conscious clergyman (TIME, Aug. n, 1947). was elected president. The purpose of the organization, as he sees it: to recruit enough money and personnel in the U.S. for an intensive five-year program of practical aid, on a "village level," in areas that suffer from material want...
Only by defeating Yale while the Middies suffer an unlikely loss to Army could the Crimson surge into a tie for the title. In this case, the championship would be determined on the basis of match scores...
...Hong Kong. He eventually made his way to Formosa, where he wrote Out of Red China. Not every Chinese facing Liu's dilemma could have done this. Fortunately for the world's knowledge of Red China, Liu is an orphan - without a family back home to suffer for his candor...