Word: booklets
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Amateurs. In Albany, N.Y., in a new information booklet, not one of the 208 members of the state legislature lists his occupation as "politician...
With the $82.5 million coming in, the joint issue of expansion and deconversion faces the Administration. It is widely assumed that, when new Houses are built, most students, perhaps all, will have a study-bedroom of their own. In an official booklet, the Program for Harvard College says that "the original seven Houses are badly overcrowded. Cramped quarters are not merely uncomfortable and inconvenient; they nullify the very purpose of the House system...
...factors--the desire to expand the College and financial pressures--may, in fact, limit deconversion to a few scattered suites. As the Programs puts it in another booklet, "The College has been growing steadily for generations. It would be a radical and untimely departure were this process now to come to a complete halt, particularly in view of the coming pressures from an increased population of college...
Putting aside a booklet entitled "Annual Examination in Law" during last night's rehearsal of the new bistro's Dixieland band, Hancock outlined the features of his bar. "We have no cover and no minimum, and our Dixie group is the only one of its kind anywhere around here." His four foot-tapping friends, seated on the sidelines, nodded agreement in time to "The World Is Waiting for The Sunrise...
Chick of Time. From Salt Lake City, syndicated advice-to-the-lovelorn Columnist Ann Landers received a breathless request for her dating-behavior booklet "How Far to Go" with the postscript: "And please hurry...