Word: bus
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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When Cambridge school bus driver Joseph Colarusso slumped over the wheel on an early morning run two weeks ago, the three junior high school safety patrols who ride his bus--Cheryl Doty, Susan Landry and Robin Messer--didn't know what to think...
...paradoxical symbolism of Jerusalem flickers all through its commercial life. Just across the street from the Damascus Gate, near the East Jerusalem bus station, which still displays signs announcing the nonexistent express bus to the Jordanian capital of Amman, the British Bank of the Middle East stands apparently abandoned. Its front windows are covered by rusty metal shutters, the shutters covered with Arab handbills. "The Israelis wanted the bank to stay open," says an Arab wise in local charades, "but then it might be closed down in all Arab countries. So the manager remains here to do business...
...lure passengers, the airlines have slashed fares suicidally almost without interruption since last fall. Last week TWA and Capitol Airlines joined United Airlines in offering $99 one-way night flights between New York and San Francisco, which is far less than the going Greyhound bus fare...
...time was two weeks ago Men's Squash Co-Captain and defending All-American Mitch Reese had taken the bus down to New Haven with his teammates on a cloudy morning to play a dual match against Yale By 3 00 in the afternoon, everyone on the team has won his match Everyone, that is, except Reese...
...turned into a genuine Texas belle, with blue gook on her eves and Sun-In on her hair. At 15, she practically lived in one of the family cars-the big, gleaming '57 Chevy, which awaited us at the bus depot. Arnie hopped into the driver's seat and started the engine as Liz babbled about giant Texas scorpions which apparently awaited me in the bathtub. Between the bus station and the Oranges' house in North Austin lay six miles of dry Texas land, minus the cacti and split by the freeway. The road had six lanes heavily populated with...