Word: branch
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...left to right are Joseph M. Russin '64, of Dunster house and Laramie, Wyoming (president); Bruce L. Paisner '64, of Winthrop House and Providence, R.I. (managing editor); Joel E. Cohen '64, of Adams House and Washington. D.C (editorial chairman); and Lawrence W. Feinberg '64, of Quincy House and Long Branch, N.J. (executive editor...
Carl Anthony of the New York branch of the Northern Student Movement told the 70 people at the meeting of his experiences in helping to organize a selective buying campaign against the National Dairy Company, makers of Breakstone, Bryers, and Sealtest products...
...pair of Bean hunting boots, and the deal was made. But despite the countless thousands of flashlights, snowshoes and compasses it has sold since its founding half a century ago, L. L. Bean has yet to work its way out of the woods: the firm has steadfastly refused to branch beyond Freeport, and is content with its comfortable sales of $2,500,000 a year...
...struck Thomas Gold, professor of Astrophysics at Cornell University and former professor of Astronomy at Harvard, as less dangerous than the opposition between those who embrace the ideals of education, culture, and intellect, and those who denigrate these ideals. Indeed, he said, "we should diversify the branches of human endeavor, and if someone in one branch can't communicate with somebody in another, that's tough...
That is possible, the honorary beat will reply, but have you dug William Burroughs? (The honorary beat is gainfully employed, usually in some branch of the communications industry, but makes up for this solecism by thinking that Norman Mailer improves with age and by having, once, smoked a small quantity of marijuana.) The Burroughs gambit was, until recently, almost unanswerable, because it was almost impossible to track this author down, physically or in print. He was the greyest of grey eminences, a wraith who flickered into occasional visibility in Mexico, Paris or Tangier. The few shreds of information about...