Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...your inane statement that the U.S. has a "queen": may I remind your obsequious reporter that the real "queens" of the U.S. are all the average gals who manage to look damned attractive without benefit of limitless funds, makeup artists, personal hairdressers, jewels, Cassini and/or Givenchy...
...their Dallas headquarters, six executives known as "associates" keep a close watch over assigned portions of the Murchison empire, deciding the right time to buy, to sell, or to exert more control. The associates do not get large salaries, but they benefit from a friendly Murchison-and Texan-custom: helping friends to get rich by letting them in on deals. "We want our boys to make money," says John. "If one of them makes a million, we've made 10 million. Naturally, they need very little encouragement...
...perfect yet. In the midst of all the innovation, Radcliffe's goals have remained basically ambivalent. Mrs. Bunting has said that "though a bit odd, Radcliffe is influential. Both its oddness and its influence may be attributed to our relationship with Harvard. It is our opportunity to benefit from and contribute to this relationship any woman can understand, use, and cherish." Obviously Harvard has been a potent force in the shaping of Radcliffe's identity; the question now is whether Radcliffe will continue under the present partial separation or try to move toward a final merger...
...course, anyone familiar with the Square area will realize that around here "students streaming in" may easily result in a riot. However, as the Administration might benefit from a closer political relationship to the city, students and professors alike might benefit from observation and practice in so varied a locality...
Members of this spring's squad will benefit from the change by becoming eligible to receive the major "H." The '61 squad, one of the best since lacrosse began at Harvard in 1878, posted a record of 13 victories, one defeat...