Word: suggest
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...cover this contingency, the informal group will suggest to the Council Monday the formation of a sub-committee to investigate food preparation in dining halls...
...major exception, Jefferson's policy would stand today as universally right as it stood in 1801. The exception-civil service-has created an issue which both Rankin reactionaries and radicals consistently confound. On the one hand, the cavilling investigations by Rankin and Thomas suggest that anybody can be a dangerous enemy to the nation's security, while on the other, the radicals claim that nobody can hurt the country as long as true democracy is strong and vital. The fact is that, unlike movie stars, unlike writers, and unlike teachers, many civil service employees are in charge of business which...
...successor Edric A. Weld, Jr. '46 say they have only begun to fight. "It is hard to imagine in these days," Weld remarked at news of the committee's viewpoint, "that men of affairs could suggest $200,000 for any plaque of any sort in any location with so many constructive projects crying for support." To Weld the "constructive project" is mandate demands he back to the end has undergone a sort of sly five-month-long slow strangulation...
...beginning "M is for the many times I've missed you," an old and gray Betty Grable knits while a nostalgic female voice reveals over the sound-track that "there sits Mother." Fortunately, the picture rapidly retreats into the past, showing Mother when, as the title does not quite suggest, she was a vaudeville performer. This puts Betty Grable into some abruptly terminated costumes and allows her to sing and dance, a combination that has made about twenty otherwise unattractive movies into hits. Like its predecessors, "Mother Wore Tights" has a load of good musical numbers, but falls apart whenever...
...after another was helped off field-until there were no subs left. A third-quarter dialogue between Michigan's captain and Stanford's has been preserved- though perhaps in slightly altered form -in Michigan's annals. Said the Michigan captain: "In view of the circumstances, I suggest we end the game by mutual agreement." Answered the Stanford captain bravely, through bloody lips: "We'll play on." A few minutes later, Stanford's W. K. Roosevelt (a cousin of Teddy's), one of whose legs had already been banged up earlier in the game, injured...