Word: berkeleys
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...said San Francisco's Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike, who has the habit of unconventional utterance. While he was speaking at the University of California at Berkeley, someone inevitably brought up the subject of San Francisco's famed topless dancers. Preached Pike, in the spirit of the Song of Songs: "We must always be in a position of thanksgiving to God for the beauties of his handiwork...
Ironclad's Shock Waves. "Seven Decades" has all the trimmings of a museum survey, including a 192-page catalogue. The show was picked by former Museum of Modern Art Curator Peter Selz, now director of the University of California's Berkeley art museum, from 151 private collections, 28 museums and 35 galleries. Instead of dividing modern art into isms, the exhibition weaves together art of different styles but similar dates. The insights available are therefore less preachy than head snapping...
...Berkeley's Historian Carl Schorske, 51, never lectures before 11 a.m. because he wants two or three hours to get ready?and he still gets butterflies. "But if you have no tension," he says, "there's no spring. You must go in there with tension, and you should end up feeling worn out." Once onstage, Schorske gestures, grins, whispers, employs the full range of a booming baritone voice. He covers three centuries of European intellectual history in his most popular course, shifts spontaneously to suit the mood of his audience ("It's almost a cabaret thing") as he explores Locke...
What the meet might possibly produce is a Harvard record in the 440-yard hurdles. Tony Lynch, the Crimson's captain, ripped off an incredible 51.3 in Saturday's Princeton meet, just 0.2 seconds off the personal record he set last year in the NCAA semifinals at Berkeley...
Rutgers (pronounced Rut-jers), which thinks of itself as "Berkeley East," is really "the world's only name university where a girl with a Jersey accent can go and feel at home." At West Point, "the war of the sexes isn't likely to get beyond the conference table," and "not even the engaged dare hold hands." Not so with sailors: "Before you've left Annapolis, you'll know what the poster has always known: Uncle Sam does want...