Word: burtons
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Richard Burton: "He looked at Liz with his mouth. He's working-class, you know; he stares at you as if he were taking your clothes...
That possibility weighs heavily on the prisoners' minds. In a rare interview, Barker told TIME Correspondent Sandra Burton: "I've been in jail for nine months and I still don't know what my sentence is. Today I am 56 years old, my real estate business has dissolved, and I am in prison where the population is calling me one of 'Nixon's boys.' If I had to choose between going through this Watergate imprisonment or World War II [where he spent 16 months in a German prison camp] again, I would definitely select...
...stresses that newly-appointed Graduate School Dean Burton S. Dreben '49 will be making GSAS decisions, including those concerning touchy matters of financial aid. "I don't abdicate my role as dean, but would counter him [Dreben] only in the most extreme circumstances," Rosovsky said...
...Faculty's parliamentary expert, Burton S. Dreben '49, will take on far greater responsibilities this Fall when he assumes the deanship of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences...
...began to turn up in the book. Reporter-Researcher Sara Collins (now Sara C. Medina), for instance, is a correspondent for an American press syndicate in the book; "Heiskell" is a Spy Trap code word and also the name of Time Inc.'s chairman of the board. Author Burton Graham provided the explanation: While he was working on the thriller in an isolated town in southern Spain in 1971, his only contact with the outside world was through his weekly edition of TIME. Thus whenever he needed a name, he simply appropriated one from our masthead (he borrowed...