Word: cleveland
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...SRINIVASAN. M.D. Cleveland...
When The Crimson profiled Hugh Calkins '45 five years ago, his was a rapidly rising star both at Harvard and in his hometown of Cleveland. The newest face on the Corporation during the turmoil of 1969, Calkins soon became the best known, taking over as de facto public spokesman for the administration. His urbane wit supplanted the isolated and hostile President Pusey on local TV shows and in frequent meetings around the University...
Calkins was also nearing the end of his first term on the Cleveland School Board in 1969. He had been elected to that body as a liberal hope and he was (and is) fond of making analogies between Harvard and his experiences there. With his reputation as one of the best and brightest secure both in Cleveland and at Harvard, his opportunities seemed just about limitless. In the better watering spots of Cleveland, it is said, Calkins was touted as a possible successor to the mantles of Jack Kennedy and John Lindsay...
Dick McAuliffe scored from second base on a wild pickoff throw by Cleveland pitcher Milt Wilcox in the 10th inning Sunday, lifting the Boston Red Sox to a 6-5 victory over the Indians...
What about the pain? Kalal, from Cleveland, Ohio, an introspective and articulate senior, said he had done some thinking on the subject. "Contrary to popular belief, I don't think that marathoners are masochists. We don't like pain any more than anybody else likes pain. You do learn to handle pain...