Word: affair
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Liberals who cry about the public's apathy toward the immorality of the Watergate affair and the Viet Nam War should realize that their condoning of court decisions allowing pornography to run rampant have contributed greatly to this apathy. Why should a society that tolerates and encourages the immorality of pornography care at all that immorality may exist in our national Government, so long as it has "redeeming social value...
...Hartman affair added to the GSD's growing reputation of a "school with problems." faculty--Kilbridge said last month that the GSD has been fighting the "undeserved" reputation for three years...
...Lola vs. Powerman and the Money-go-round" was a scatter shot affair, significant for "Top of the Pops and "Lola," the Kinks's first chart hit in something like three years as well as one of the first-over three minute songs about a transvestite to receive extensive AM airplay...
...week's second skyjacking, the other being the bold abduction of a German plane that forced the release of Arab terrorists (see THE WORLD). In a season of ever more daring and dangerous aerial piracy, the Houston affair was perhaps the most bizarre to date. The leader of the hijackers was Charles Tuller, 48, a federal bureaucrat gone berserk. Going along for the ride were his two sons, Bryce, 19, and Jonathan, 18, and a friend of theirs, William Graham, 18. Only the week before, Tuller & Sons and Graham, two of them posing as telephone repairmen, had entered...
...confusion, PBH vice presidents Frank Tilgham '73 and James Rowe '73 will establish a centralized clearing procedure to coordinate requests for foundation grants by PBH committees. PBH will also benefit from professional advice from Harvard Development Office on raising money. Dr. Chase M. Peterson '52, vice president of Alumni Affair and Development directed Charles Thomson to provide assistance in funding to undergraduate organization including...