Word: columning
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...happen in one week. Like the Red Sox--they happened in a big way. Writing this column last Tuesday afternoon, the Sox were up by two and the Mets would be playing in Sox home territory. The Happy Hacker's computer simulator was predicting the Sox in five...and plenty of time for him to finish his course work by Sunday...
...Cambridge Diarist" column, Peretz attacked the "character" of George Bachrach, who ran second to Joe Kennedy for the Democratic nomination to Congress, on the ground that he had "pretended to be Jewish." This is what Peretz said...
Questions about your personal computer? Need advice about the latest in software? The Crimson runs a weekly column on computer life at Harvard--and it's designed for the layman. Letters are welcome and should be addressed to the Happy Hacker c/o The Harvard Crimson, 14 Plympton St., Cambridge...
...reticence went with him when he died at the age of 75 in 1979. Dorothy Herrmann, author of a previous book about American wits, With Malice Toward All, begins by calling her subject "brilliant" and ends by labeling his work "sublime." Between these terminals she presents a clothbound gossip column featuring a morose and promiscuous figure who never came to terms with his beginnings...
John Rosenthal's column in today's Crimson ("Rise'n'Thal," October 7) was so offensively devoid of sense that I feel compelled to respond in the interest of fairness...