Word: sullivans
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Koblitz pointed out that the "faculty," unique in the history of political action schools, would represent a cross-section of widely diversified opinion. Gael Sullivan, executive director of the Democratic National Committee, and Daniel Riesner, secretary of the New York county Republican Committee, will divide the speaking honors assisted by Lewis Frank, Jr., ghost-writer of many Wallace speeches...
...Jayvee will probably take the floor with their regular starting five of Captain Dick Covey and Chuck Brynteson, guards; John Altrocchi and Bill Mobraaten or Pat Dailey, forwards; and Frank Lionette, center. HARVARD DARTMOUTH Rockwell f Campbell Gannon f Leede Prior c Field Brady g Coleman McCurdy g Sullivan...
When she patters to the center of a stage, smooths down her dress, poises her small hands like a tiny coffee-colored ballerina, and starts out on a husky, whispery ballad, she seems only a step away from being a Maxine Sullivan or an Ella Fitzgerald. In the records she has made for Columbia, the words sound like jived-up Mother Goose. Sample...
Motivated by a suggestion from James J. Sullivan 1L, Harry P. Haveles '48 and Manfred Oden '48 laid the ground-work for the latest group to enter the political action field...
...Partridge analyses are liberally flavored with allusions to the Bible, history, mythology and fiction (Gilbert & Sullivan and the Pickwick Papers are great favorites). Sometimes he personifies the elements (a lagging raincloud is a "queenly tragedienne, making a majestic exit into the wings"). Sometimes literal-minded listeners write him long, cross, reproving letters...