Word: threatfully
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Immobilizing Absence. Of itself, the new Soviet threat need not unnerve a nation with an inherent zest for political and economic competition. But it is bound to cause apprehension if the highest leaders of Government in the U.S. and elsewhere fail to call the new signals. One trouble in Washington is that Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, in pursuit of person-to-person diplomacy abroad, has been too busy to spell out the State Department's policies to congressional committees and the people as thoroughly as he did earlier. But a more important factor is that because...
...averaging 23.7, needs only 46 points in his remaining three games to break Ernie Beck's all-time Ivy scoring record. Lee is a consistently fine ball-player, able to hit on sets or drives, and will be the main threat to the Crimson. Captain Ed Robinson, the team's top rebounder, Dean Loucks, Chuck Ross, and Tom Sargent round out the Eli quintet...
Responding to the threat of merger, alumni pledged over $200,000 in six months to bolster the Institute's resources. M.I.T.'s fighting spirit was obvious when "Tech Night" at the Pops opened with an improvised song to the tune of John Brown's Body, which asserted that "you can't make crimson out of cardinal and gray...
...while Mr. Stevenson hedges on these important political issues, he is refreshingly aware and outspoken about such intellectual concerns as the threat of thought conformity--the victory of "the army of mass mediocrity, with banners flying," led by "the neo-heathens." What I Think is thus a very unusual book. Published by a Presidential candidate in the middle of his campaign, it reveals a unique combination of political realism with an unsurrendered intellectual idealism. Yet although the book reviewers may speak now, the real judgement must await next November...
...threat has not been removed and the Regents show no intention of doing so. The present prospect of the relationship between Texas and the Texan was described by the head of the school of journalism as a "partnership...