Word: buckleys
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...think the hassle was worth the money." Generally, however, the men breeze through their missions with the jaunty patrician charm of the charmed. The cross fire of their letters -- a burst from Nigel, a counterburst from Adam -- is the British equivalent of the nautical exchanges between William F. Buckley Jr. and his son Christopher. And despite his occasional flaws, Adam remains a visitor to watch. In Texas he describes a horse proceeding with a "constant feather-taut agility, like a clever man arguing . . . the uninterrupted ease of something done right." Trust young Nicolson to discover a natural wonder: a champion...
Colleagues remembered the two-time Guggenheim fellow as one of the top scholars in his field. English Professor Jerome Buckley called Bloomfield "the dean of medievalists...
...primary custodian of the conservative flame as White House director of domestic affairs. A close adviser to Meese for seven years, both in the White House and at the Justice Department, Cribb, 38, has a reputation as a tough ideological infighter with a hair-trigger temper. Conservative Columnist William Buckley recently lauded him as an "arrestingly bright young man." Cribb seems destined to supplant Gary Bauer, a conservative intellectual who was recruited from the Education Department as a ranking domestic adviser in the waning days of the Regan regime. "Gary will continue to formulate domestic policy," says a Baker aide...
None of us in the Academy questions his right to teach and to express his point of view. When Professor Womack was attacked by William Buckley and by some Harvard alumni in statements to President Bok, we defended his right to teach and to a position at Harvard...
...Harvard could ever have a good big man," said freshman Brian J. Buckley, a spectator at Friday's Yale game, "the team would definitely improve...