Word: careys
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...matter what ails Harvard, it should easily dispose of Penn, which will be playing its first Ivy hockey game in history at Watson Rink Saturday night. (Tickets are available now at 60 Boylston St., and also at Carey Cage before game time, upon presentation of coupon 15.) Penn was R.P.I.'s first victim this year, 18-2, and that was before the Engineers started to jell...
Undergraduates may exchange coupon nine for a ticket at 60 Boylston St. until 5 p.m. today. In a departure from usual policy, leftover seats will be available at Carey Cage the evening before the game...
...much a symbol of America's aggressive Far Eastern policy as a religio-esthetic abomination. "Everybody knows that a five-sided figure is evil," said one New York hippie named Abbie. "The way to exorcise it is with a circle."* Abbie and a hippie poster painter, Martin Carey, last month "measured" the Pentagon to determine how many hippies would be needed to encircle it (answer...
...small Gerstley, Sunstein & Co., Partner Thomas McCann is finding that staffers who have been putting in 15-hour stints "can't do this day after day without a degree of fatigue and a rising incidence of errors." At Manhattan's big Bache & Co., Vice President William Carey says that a second clerical shift hired by the company last fall "has been our savior...
...time of the acquisition of the Trotsky archives Harvard already had in extensive collection of rare books and manuscripts, but certainly nothing even remotely similar to the Trotsky papers. During the twenties and thirties Archibald Carey Coolidge, then director of the Harvard libraries, bought for the University a substantial number of books from Russia which were put on sale by the Bolshevik government in order to raise foreign currency. Metcalf, who took over Coolidge's job in 1937, had previously been with the New York Public Library--which had the best useable collection of Russian material in the United States...