Word: columning
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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WALTHAM--They didn't do it by much and it was short lived, but the women softballers ended their six game losing streak by downing Bentley College, 2-1, yesterday in Waltham. The Crimson was unable to remain in the win column, however, as they dropped the second game of the double header...
...astonishing diversity. The artifacts range from relatively austere stone boxes and clocks, perfume flacons, letter openers and an art nouveau cigarette case given to Edward VII, to what Fabergé called his objets de fantaisie: a windup, tail-wagging silver rhinoceros, a love-sick frog on a silver column, and-in jade, nephrite, agate, chalcedony, quartzite and other gem stones-a dormouse out of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, a litter of four sleeping piglets, and minimenageries of meticulously observed birds, fish and beasts...
Thank you for your story on Pentagon spending, "Who Says Numbers Never Lie?" Considering these facts, it was appalling to read in your letters column [March 28] Senator Barry Goldwater's denunciation of Franklin Spinney's presentation on runaway defense costs as "talking about history, not about our current situation." Goldwater is in a position to analyze Spinney's charges objectively. Unfortunately, he has chosen to sweep them under the rug instead. John D. Rozendaal Houston...
...full impact of the unexpected presidential move was only slightly diminished by a leak that appeared in a New York Times column by William Safire before the expulsions. Since the French on the previous Thursday had informed the U.S., along with the other NATO allies, of the impending crackdown and the number of Soviet officials involved, Safire appeared to have been tipped off by a talkative U.S. official. It could hardly have been a deliberate leak aimed at forcing the French to act sooner, since the machinery for the mass ouster was already in motion by the time Safire...
When the new series has been completed, Julia plans to serve up another book, tentatively titled The Way to Cook. It will contain recipes from Dinner as well as from the monthly column for Parade magazine that she has been writing since 1981. Her formulations for both show and book will be for fairly advanced cooks. "We will not," she vows, "be chopping onions." The recipes, says an associate, "are as exciting as ever. Julia is still the idea woman." Meanwhile, shooting is on time and on budget, which is as much as anyone could ask of a real-life...