Word: barrett
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...across the country, the campuses that had given the Nixon Administration's war policy the toughest time were busy with crucial football games. Hardly anyone bothered to read the papers. As Douglas K. Barrett '72 put it, "Most people around here were too busy with the whole college weekend thing to give a thought to the bombing...
...about Jenny ("she's like a girl I went with once") and Oliver Barrett IV ("who closely resembles a friend of mine at Harvard...
Glasses were broken and furniture was pushed over, but Barrett-described damage as "nothing." "It was the normal kind of thing," he said...
...Laurence Barrett, a onetime political reporter on the New York Herald Tribune, wrote the major story, viewing the election as a whole. Al Marlens, former managing editor of Newsday, did the personality profiles of Senators-Elect Tunney, Stevenson, Buckley and Brock, while B.J. Phillips, who used to work for the Washington Post, was responsible for the piece on six new Congressmen. Other articles were contributed by Ed Magnuson, who spent ten years on the Minneapolis Tribune before joining TIME; Keith Johnson, another political veteran of the Herald Tribune, as well as TIME'S Los Angeles and Washington bureaus...
...have in Cambridge a sweet, sound every-day college for girls; and that college is beginning to get a good every-day endowment. In that endowment lies today the hopes of those who would still preserve unimpaired the almost unbroken tradition of Harvard virility." - Barrett Wendell of the Faculty Committee on Relations with Radcliffe College...