Word: accounting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Their account goes on to describe other differences between Harvard and Cambridge training: "All the coaches are amateur and are invited by the Club President to take the crew for three week periods. Since January 1, we have had five different coaches. The president retains final authority over all they...
...first two Harvard graduates-over to row together on a Cambridge crew will paddle down the Thames River against Oxford in the 101st Cambridge-Oxford Boat Race this Saturday. R. A. G. Monks '54 and P. M. DuBols (Initials are in the grand tradition) have written us a brief account of their adventures with English crew...
...Bare Stage successfully appeared, proving that space and scenery are not necessary. Rockwell Film Studios provided the bare stage. But if the Poets found that elaborate staging could be dispensed with, they also agreed that professional direction could not. Edward Thommen was hired by the ever-growing bank account as Managing Director. He formed the center for a core of theater professionals which now includes Miss Huntington, designer William Hunt, and poet-president Lyon Phelps...
...Lawrence had come upon hard times. The former colonel who was esteemed by such men as Winston Churchill and George Bernard Shaw was discouraged, dissatisfied with himself, and, by his own account, penniless. Perhaps, he reasoned, a hitch in the R.A.F. would give him peace of mind. It is doubtful that restless, unstable T. E. Lawrence ever found peace of mind, but the notes he took in barracks became a book whose history is as odd as his own bizarre career. The Mint was finished in India in 1928 (Lawrence had been discharged from the R.A.F., enlisted in the Tank...
...Afar. The only friend of Hitler's youth was a music-loving upholsterer's son named August Kubizek. For four years (1904-08) he roomed and studied with the young Hitler in the grey Austrian city of Linz and later in Vienna. In Kubizek's unpretentious account of those years, Hitler's hitherto obscure adolescence emerges as a fascinating story...