Word: column
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...that if Yale was ever going to win, it will probably be now, but how can I pick Yale? I mean really, there's just no way, no way in the world. Even if you pay me (but please, no offers). And so, while my instincts say Yale, this column will say Harvard, and that's the only thing that counts. Harvard 16, Yale...
...columnist for the Boston Herald American. He is doing a radio commercial for the Herald about the reasons that led him away from the weekly Boston Phoenix to the daily, slowly transforming Herald. As Joe Pilati, O'Brien's replacement as the Phoenix's media columnist, wrote in a column this summer, it took guts for the Herald to allow that choice quote to go out over the airwaves. But like it or not, O'Brien's new bosses had to admit that it was true...
...Record American, and had the available capital to salvage the ailing Herald Traveler. At first, the only change from the Herald Traveler was a new banner across the front page and the inclusion of more writers, among them William Randolph Hearst, Jr., who writes a Sunday front-page column. Gradually, however, the Hearst Corporation has made its muscle felt in the newspaper...
Carter's first break out of the South came at about 11 p.m. when Pennsylvania's 27 electoral votes and Texas's 26 were put into his column. Pennsylvania was also the first major industrial state to register heavily for Carter...
...have just received from a friend at Harvard a copy of an editorial entitled "Tears for Some Clowns," written by a Michael K. Savit. It appears to have been clipped from the Harvard paper appearing in a column called "Savoir-Faire...