Word: tested
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Truman Doctrine, since supplemented by a policy, the "Marshall plan," which was in fact something more than "hold the line and hope for the best." But Lippmann had opened up a wide line of attack, and it came at a moment when U.S. policy was undergoing a critical test...
...nerves between Counsel Denham and organized labor was on. The courts might have to decide the winner. Last week in Fort Worth came the first test. A federal judge held the anti-Communist provision to be legal...
Carefully, three clerks sorted out 474 bottles of wine, stripped them of identi fying labels. Then they were carried into the presence. There the judges examined them for color and clarity, sniffed them for bouquet, rolled them on their tongues to test the body, then spat them out into a tin pail half-filled with sawdust...
Naturally the true test of this team will come under actual playing conditions, and year after year the pre-season speculators are ruthlessly contradicted by the passage of time. But if the two lengthy scrimmages in the Stadium are any indication, the 1947 Crimson outlook is favorable. The Eagles' 228-pound line and classy quarterback Ed Clasby notwithstanding, it is giving Boston College the better of it to call those two contests a draw...
...view of the fact that the admission tests do not cover all subjects studied in school, and of the importance for Advisers of knowing the competence of students in certain subjects, new students are required to take placement examinations in such of the following subjects as have been studied in school without being examined in the admission tests for in College Board examinations in some previous year): Chemistry, Physics, French, German, Latin or Spanish. These examinations should be taken, whether or not the student plans to take courses in these subjects in college. Any Freshman or Sophomore who received...