Word: websters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...would not have found it in Webster's New International, but it is in the Oxford English Dictionary: derived from the Italian ingannare, to deceive...
...Theater Wing had lined up a topflight faculty: Producers Oscar Hammerstein and Brock Pemberton, Director Margaret Webster, Choreographers Agnes de Mille and Jerome Robbins, Designer Donald Oenslager, Theatrical Pressagent Richard Maney, CBS's Worthington Miner, some 100 other theater and radio names. Most of them would take part in the most popular course: the theater symposium, a big bull session designed to brief students on developments in their business during the last four years...
...class of 1942: Ray P. Baker, Jr. '39, Occar M. Bate, Jr., James M. DeLoreto, James C. Evans, Robert S. Hellendale, Norman E. Henkin, John H. Miller, 2nd, Herbert F. Schmelzer '39, Alf R. Stavig, and Thomas P. Webster...
...TIME is well aware that Bishop Sheil's position is both progressive and Christian, respectfully points out that it used and will use "radical" as a good old word with a good old sense: "original; fundamental . . . reaching to the center or ultimate source" (Webster...
...researcher who had run herself ragged trying to justify a word he had written into a story came to him, Webster in hand and fire in her eye, to prove him wrong. Said Matthews: "Webster is the work of human hands...