Word: bowker
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...BOWKER North Little Rock...
Their reconciliation with the poor people of the region takes place surprisingly quickly, given the youths' inexplicable behaviour and the resentment they engender as sons of the rich. When they are joined by the prissy prettiness of the future Ste. Clare Judi Bowker), who has accompanied St. Francis on many an interminable nature-walk, any tenuous suspension of disbelief crumbles. Although Zeffirelli spares us cinematic tricks of visions and revelations, his harping on a band of post-adolescent outcasts of society, in search of their lost youth and a Rousseauian utopia, mars the simplicity of the tale just as badly...
...asphalt and plant shrubbery and flowers. Slowly students and townspeople drifted back into the park; they set up a recycling center to collect bottles and cans, and settled down to enjoy the spring air. This time reaction was prudent. The cops ignored the occupation and Chancellor Albert Bowker seems not to want to press the issue...
...high-handed and tasteless description of actor Bill Fuller as "short, fat, and funny-looking" (Crimson, May 8), Richard Bowker omits one crucial fact: Fuller also holds a black belt in karate. Andrew J. Heyward...
...fairly nightmarish Option 2. This option would see 50,000 jobs cut, with 12,000 hospital workers and 11,000 policemen leading the list, five hospitals and more than 20 drug-treatment centers closed, and an end to open enrollment at the City University, which exiting Chancellor Albert Bowker says would in effect close the university. The list underscores the obvious: it is the city's poor who will most feel the pinch of declining services...