Word: claremont
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...newsy) went to Harvard after graduating from his home-town high school. At college, he became fascinated by ancient history, won a fellowship to study in Greece, wrote his Ph.D. thesis on Athenian law. Since then he has followed a scholar's career: at Lawrence, Scripps College in Claremont, Calif., Wesleyan University, and finally back to Lawrence as president...
Four journalists, Oliver E. Allen '43, education editor of Life Magazine, Melvin S. Max, managing editor of the Claremont, N.H., Daily Eagle, and Sims, spoke at the first career conference this year, held at Leverett House. Victor O. Jones '28, night editor of the Boston Globe, moderated...
Allen, education editor of Life magazine, will speak on "Magazine Writing and Editing." Sims, a Nieman Fellow here and former Associated press correspondent, will discuss "The Wire Services." "Newspaper Writing and Editing" will be discussed by Max, managing editor of the Claremont, N.H. Daily Beagle...
Even the Army. Meanwhile, the commission was told that Jersey City's Claremont Terminal was considered so juicy a prize after the Army took it over in the summer of 1951 that an underworld war was fought for rights to steal from it. (The Army abandoned the pier in disgust less than six months later.) A former longshoreman named Charles Strang testified how one Walter ("Wally the Shark") Marcinski boasted of having Mayor Kenny's "O.K." on the Claremont piers. Wally, said Strang. stole cases of tools from Army tanks. "They stole so much Army equipment that every...
...Claremont thinks, the 38 should be able to get along in the U.S. at the end of the course-and by the time they hit their permanent campuses, there shouldn't be a homusicku one among them...