Word: thanked
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Despite conscientious attention to his job, McNiff has done graduate work in philosophy and political economy,--"but no more courses in library science, thank God." All the same he remains active in the American Library Club. As a versatile man with an air of competence and a flair for originality, he looks toward what is to be in Lamont. If the service in Widener has been unsatisfactory to students, it has been more so to Mr. McNiff. The eyes of Widener look to the snowy girders of Lamont,--"Ah, tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow...
...Thank you for a most inspiring article about the Rev. Henry Francis Lyte, author of Abide with Me [TIME...
There was a full three-second pause while that sank in. First to recover his voice was U.P.'s Merriman Smith, who boomed "Thank you, Mr. President," and, with the other correspondents, started for the door...
...with some sarcastic comments on "the free flow of information" with which U.S. delegates say they would like to wash the world. It would just mean, said he, a flood of U.S. crossword puzzles, detective stories and comic books. India could get along nicely without such American cheap-jackery, thank...
...Tight, thank...