Word: benjamin
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Post's case, both Greider and Executive Editor Benjamin Bradlee say that the background sessions with Stockman helped guide the newspaper's coverage of Reagan's economic program. Says Greider: "If you went back you would see a lot of Post stories reflecting my conversations with Stockman." To bolster this claim, an article in last Friday's Post by Robert G. Kaiser listed four stories that had included information supplied by Stockman. In two of them, it was attributed to him; hi the others, it was attributed to a White House official. Bradlee said the Post...
...Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis, the finest string-orchestra piece of the century, reaches back for inspiration to the English Renaissance, achieving a spiritual serenity rare in this age of anxiety. Gustav Hoist's The Planets is a superbly effective orchestral showpiece. And two of Benjamin Britten's major operas, Peter Grimes and Death in Venice, belong on any list of the most important modern music dramas...
Boston Philharmonic--Benjamin Zander, conductor; Andrew Rangell, soloist; music of Gluck, Beethoven and Stravinsky; Jordan Hall...
...Benjamin J. Walcott, assistant director of food services, said yesterday the University does "not take stands on boycotts on products," adding that purchases are based on food quality and price...
...clearly and repetitiously about the common cold. Cold victims routinely elucidate their suffering; those who are ordinarily laconic grow voluble, and the normally gabby become windy, lugubrious. With or without colds, people eagerly pass around whatever they possess of society's huge accumulation of folklore on the subject. (Benjamin Franklin was an archetypal expert on avoiding colds...