Word: cleaning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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According to Christensen, CLEAN hopes to sponsor a Cambridge Clean-up Week from April 30 through May 7 in co-operation with city officials. Throughout the spring, CLEAN will contact school officials, boy scout troops, and local merchants in an effort to recruit volunteers and raise money to publicize their endeavours...
According to Alan Evans '69, another of the founders of CLEAN, the project grew out of informal discussions among members of a freshman seminar on "Problem Solving." The seminar, Evans said yesterday, "has been working on a wide variety of problems that don't really relate to anything in particular...
...long range goal, CLEAN hopes to lobby for new and effective anti-litter legislation...
Slightly Roundheeled. The Double Image is Author Maclnnes' 13th book, and as usual it is riding high on most bestseller lists, with 70,000 copies in print. Also as usual, the hero is firm-chinned, clean-limbed-this time a young American economist named John Craig who, armed only with good manners and innocence, is recruited to help thwart an ingenious Communist scheme to penetrate U.S. security. The plot involves a trip to the Greek island of Mykonos, and MacInnes evokes a picture of its windswept charm, just as in previous books she evoked the charm of Brittany, Venice...
Cowardice, pride, propriety, fear of fame-there are many reasons why writers choose to hide behind noms de plume. The author of this clean-cut gem of a first novel clearly was motivated by prudence. "Helen Hudson" displays such knowledge of faculty politics and makes the ambitions and jealousies of her professors and their wives so sadly true that it is obvious she occupies, or once occupied, her own glade in the groves of academe...