Word: traced
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Rhinelander can trace his life's activities in a circle. Born in Cambridge, he majored in Classics and philosophy at Harvard. After graduation, he struck off into law. His trial work during the '30s left him with the habit of pacing up and down while he talks, as if he were before a jury. But Rhinelander soon found the law a bit dull--"no more than fitting together pieces of a jigsaw puzzle." The more abstract fascinations of his former field tugged him back toward Harvard, and just before the war, he took a job in the Classics department...
Bella Musica (Dinah Shore; Victor). This one is almost certain to hit the juke trade hard: it has plenty of repetition, a jigging rhythm and not a trace of plot or even idea...
Tomorrow's article will trace the success of the new party movement in the campaign...
...Sigmund Freud. During the late 20's, she began her work with children, a project which revolutionized psychoanalysis. Until recently, psychiatrists generally used Sigmund Freud's dream analysis to discover the causes of psychological disorder. Dr. Freud found that by observing the development of children she was able to trace the roots of adult troubles...
Research on the biological and medical importance of trace elements...