Word: choses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard Student Agencies elected officers for next year at its annual meeting yesterday. Bradford K. Perry '64 of Adams House and Reading was elected president. The H.S.A. also chose Virgil L. Archer '65 of Eliot House and Wichita, Kan., treasurer and Beryl Simpson '64 of Moors Hall and Squantum, clerk...
Radcliffe chose next year's freshman class from over 1900 applicants--the largest number in the school's history. Eighty-five girls were accepted early this year under the Early Decision program...
...Will. Perhaps to fill the family void, Charlene became a good golfer, an excellent horsewoman and a more than passable tennis player. Her sister Irene, four years older, chose quite a different form of compensation...
...since Crosby S. Noyes. George W. Adams and Samuel Kauffmann bought the paper in 1867, its executive offices have been crammed with their relatives. Of the Star's eleven directors, ten are descendants of the three men, and when they met to elect "Newby" Noyes editor, they also chose two Kauffmanns as vice presidents, a third as secretary, and a fellow named Crosby Boyd, whose mother was a Noyes, as president. Office wags crack that in another couple of generations, the Star will need no outside help at all. But the Star needs all the help...
Like many of his literary predecessors, he ran away from school. The disguise he chose for his flight to Paris could hardly have been more bizarre. Modeled on that of a contemporary gas fitter, the costume consisted of a tall hat, long black overcoat, false mustache, a bag of bogus tools and a copy of The Gas World. But Paris looked at him with an indifference to match his own, and (less conspicuously dressed) he took off for points east with a donkey and a rather nutty companion who was a much more usual type of rebel, a romantic poseur...