Word: unfamiliarly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Having played before at Harvard and recently in Boston, Artie Ross and his orchestra will not be in unfamiliar territory when they appear as the Dance's feature in Lowell House...
...silhouette of Widener's pillars, long a nostalgic symbol of Harvard's academic prowess, will be an unfamiliar sight to much of the University's student body, service and civilian, who have never known anything but a lightless Harvard...
Besides bringing with it all those autumnal beauties characteristic of New England, October brought to the Radar School the vanguard of a feminine invasion in the persons of Ensigns Quadland, Myers, Paulsen and Schwerin, W-V(S) USNR, or for those unfamiliar with Navy symbols--WAVES...
...appreciation of contemporary Soviet effort. More detailed articles by Professors Cross and Dana on Russian literature and drama as well as J. Leyda's review of the marine engineer turned guerilla after cinema complete the issue's critical material. Many readers will find these articles unnecessarily full of unfamiliar names, but the net effect is a fine picture of the creative artistry which, under government auspices, is continuing to develop new and popular art forms...
...which the U.S. had already paid out on contracts, and negotiated $2,031,426,000 in price reductions for future deliveries on existing contracts -made possible in most cases by industry's improved manufacturing methods, savings by mass production, more accurate cost schedules on once-unfamiliar war material. Actually, the net savings to the Government are far less than these amounts. If the boards did not exist, the Government would still have collected something approaching 80% of the same sums but in the form of excess-profits taxes. There are 14,682 contracts left...