Word: surely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...stunning photographs of Expo 67 [May 5] and the informative article on the exposition have created an impression most of the press has failed to relay. I am sure many people are now convinced that Expo is a show that will never be duplicated and shouldn't be missed...
...very next day, to be sure, he seemed to take a narrower view. The occasion-the posthumous award of a Medal of Honor to Marine Sergeant Peter Connor, who saved his comrades by hugging a grenade to his body-was hardly an appropriate one for a speech aimed at the Administration's critics, but Johnson seized it nonetheless. "Thousands of miles away from the battlefield on which he fell, his countrymen debate the course of the war he fought in," said the President. "The debate will go on, and it will have its price. It is a price...
...Seymour and the student newspaper, which had invited Wallace, sent formal apologies, and the general feeling around the campus next day was one of sheepish embarrassment. It is impossible to embarrass Wallace. He described the demonstrators as pacifists who "don't want to fight the Viet Cong but sure can fight the police" and, alluding to the car-rocking episode, said the students were "expressing academic freedom-and academic freedom can get you killed...
Dean Watson makes sure that talents and interests are spread out among the Houses. If a freshman receive 1,1 or 1,2 ratings from Dean Monro and Dean Watson (see below), Watson circles his name in red. Then he watches closely so that there are not too many circled freshmen assigned to any one House...
...restriction, put into effect Saturday, said Mrs.Bunting, will make sure that girls who come to the library before 7:30 will get seats, yet at the same time does not discourage men from coming altogether...