Word: wrongful
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Perhaps it could be that the entire system is wrong. Stanford University, which has a comparable number of diners, uses predominantly parttime student employees; Harvard employs only 60 undergraduates out of 505 workers. Stanford pays many of its part-time student servers with free food, both helping them get through college cheaply and leaving them unaffected by the increasing cost of food. Stanford occasionally, serves its diners steak, frequently fried chicken, always well cooked vegetables. The board rate at Stanford is $12.50 a week; the rate at Harvard is $12.25 a week...
...gotta be right, I gotta feel right, and the model's gotta feel right, too. I don't do much work from sketches, because unless the thing is there in front of you, you can't get the discipline. But don't get me wrong, I'm not a realist; painting is not that easy, it's not copying. Why, if I do one good picture in a year I'm tickled to death...
John Emery recalls that she would start drinking after "someone would say the wrong thing at a party and she would take offense." A onetime secretary-companion notes: "She's like a child . . . She broods all night. She'd keep me up hour after hour going over everything that'd been said, worrying about what she'd said and done." Herman Shumlin once said: "Like all important people, she is always filled with fear-the gnawing, consuming fear that she may not be quite good enough...
...Sorry, Wrong Number. A thriller about terror on the telephone, with Barbara Stanwyck on the fatal end of the line (TIME, Sept...
...leading sports writers who ventured predictions on the game in Saturday's CRIMSON, only one, the Boston Post's Gerry Hern, who picked Yale to win by one touchdown, was on the wrong side of the fence when the final whistle blew...