Word: summered
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...interwoven with the model girl who never drank, smoked or rock-'n'-rolled, who was equally adept on the violin or in a choose-up neighborhood football game, was another girl who emerged last summer. Three times police spotted Christine aimlessly wandering Westchester County highways at night in jeans and sneakers; three times they packed her back home. "She was unhappy, but she never said just why," observed a girl friend. "Maybe she was lacking in love and affection at home," suggested Patrolman Daniel Rosato, who picked her up in November, handcuffed her when she scratched...
...Since the percentage of high school students taking a foreign language dropped from 50% in 1928 to 20% in 1955. HEW suggested that the U.S. help the states set up language training centers, and also a series of summer institutes for language teachers...
...Goodbye. Back home in Santa Barbara, Calif., Lotte Lehmann coaches only a few singers ("just to keep it up") during the winter months. But in summer she is active as both teacher and opera producer at Santa Barbara's Music Academy of the West. She also spends a lot of time painting and making glass mosaics of her own design. Next fall Lotte Lehmann may go to Australia to repeat her teaching series...
...Conditioning. But the biggest equipment change will be in air conditioning. In the past, FHA offices frequently demanded that home buyers have an extra $1,000 of annual income if a house had summer cooling. But builders say it takes no more income to maintain a house with combined winter heating and summer cooling than one with a furnace only. The extra operating expense in summer is offset by savings in cleaning, health and equipment upkeep. Henceforth, Mason ordered, anticipated operating expense of summer cooling should not disqualify buyers of houses costing $15,000 or more. In fact, "FHA should...
Other verbose professors are: Carl J. Friedrich, Eaton Professor of the Science of Government, with 54 listings, and Seymour E. Harris '20, professor of Economics, with 36 cards. Werner W. Jaeger, University Professor, Perry G. E. Miller, professor of American Literature, and summer H. Slichter, Lamont University Professor followed in that order...