Word: bunche
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...firm full of graphic designers, architects, photographers, and film makers seems like a hopelessly heterogeneous bunch. Freeman is not quite sure where the firm is going, but, like The Seven, his concerns are wide-range communications and planning for the complete environment...
More obnoxious than that coyness is the way Metzger calls on the arts to dress up smut. Carmen, to titillate a bunch of girdled ladies and hot men, performs a dance in which she and a long-stemmed wine bottle make love. Then when she and her policeman are in church--he's praying and she's seducing him--Metzger cuts from her to a picture of the Virgin Mary. From one idol to another...
Harvard fell victim to an old cross country malady this afternoon. Although Baker and Hardin turned in respectable performances, Coach Bill McCurdy's forces lacked their usual depth. Instead of the tight bunch of earlier races, Harvard's third, fourth and fifth men straggled in out of the money...
Generally impervious to jeers, he says that townies call him a sissy but few Harvard students make pejorative comments. He described the time he was practicing outside Dillon Field House before the Lafayette game. A bunch of football players razzed him for awhile, he said, but then one asked how long it had taken him to learn twirling and finally they all applauded...
...bitter and trivial consolation for many professors and students. Both firms and government agencies can afford to be selective about what ideas they choose to adapt to their needs--and how they adapt them. Thus, many professors find themselves whistling into the wind--and a smaller, but more disgruntled bunch must watch their contract research service long-range goals they abhor...