Word: barker
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Each afternoon three panels will discuss the roles each of the fields play in modern American education. Samuel H. Beer, professor of Government, and Alexander Gerschenkron, Walter S. Barker Professor of Economics, will participate in today's panel discussion on the social sciences...
...motion was introduced and supported by the Department of Economics. Alexander Gerschenkron, Walter S. Barker Professor of Economics, said he had supported the change to put Harvard "in a good competitive position...
...Women. The Midwesterners were romantics. More often than not, they did their gunning while their women urged them on. There was, for instance, Ma Barker, who moved to St. Paul with two of her four sons in 1933 to set up the most successful kidnaping gang in the Midwest. Ma took the boys to church every Sunday. Tiny, cigar-smoking Bonnie Parker ran away from her husband with Texas Gunman Clyde Barrow and celebrated by writing adolescently boastful verses to the newspapers...
...extraordinary array of originality, talent, ingenuity, and stimulating competition," said Robert Moses in good circus-barker style. "There is more to come...
...poems of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson Barker, which from their position at the beginning of the issue are clearly intended to be the Advocate's star turn, show a smoother, firmer, and less meandering use of language than Leubdorf's. But here too one finds the same awkward and acutely self conscious toying with metaphysics. One poem she begins: "The numbered summers fuse to form a tense,/Past-present: separate identities/Abandoned on the beach..."; another "A small departure will elude excuse,/The implication of its vagrancy/Impugn the settlement of old abuse/That makes of larger vice good company." Mrs. Barker presents these...