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Miller's series, called Calhoun, was to be the story of a county agricultural agent engaged in a week-by-week struggle against boll weevils, nematodes, no-see-'ems, and other incorrigibles of the plains. Calhoun may have been a dog, but Miller's book is a vivid and often hilarious account of how TV's butchers can change any script into hamburger...
John McCluskey got off Harvard's longest run of the period--five yards--but the Crimson had to punt. This time Mechling had to leap for John O'Brien's high center and Bill Calhoun blocked the kick...
...just lately," said Editor William Calhoun Baggs of the Miami News, "it's been lean times for our front page. Our lead story one day last week was something like FHA FORECLOSURES AT NEW HIGH. Well, that was the way it was. Then, all of a sudden, the dam broke." Into the Miami News, and into newsrooms all over the U.S., spilled one of the heaviest torrents of big stories ever to tax the resources of the press...
...Eight Vice Presidents took over from Presidents who died in office. Seven Vice Presidents died in office. John C. Calhoun resigned the vice-presidency in 1832 to become a U.S. Senator...
Brewster grasps problems quickly, is wise in the ways of academic intrigues. He attends faculty meetings and wields authority without antagonizing touchy professors. Undergraduates find him remarkably accessible. When a group of Calhoun College seniors got up the nerve to ask Brewster to lunch, he took the crowd instead to Mory...