Word: cooked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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MAIL ORDER AT CORNELL, said a headline in the New York Herald Tribune last week. Behind such sensational stories lies a somewhat less sensational situation. In this case, Cornell Coed Susan Heiberger, 21, was accused of buying a $5 bag of marijuana from Philip Cook, 25, who had quit Cornell in January, and of mailing some of the stuff on to a hometown friend at Connecticut College. A grand jury charged Miss Heiberger and Cook with selling marijuana, a felony, but they were allowed to plead guilty to misdemeanor charges...
After the seduction she fawns on Jean, then curses him, and finally settles into the resigned delirium that precedes her suicide. Miss Levine's long speech to Kristin, the household cook and Jean's fiancee, in which she rambles on the subject of escape to the South, is the high-point of the production...
...family's chief wage earner. When Martin left home to travel to Catoctin Mountain, his mother told him: "Don't come back, son. There's nothing for you here." Still another is Clyde Melton, 16, a Negro from New Haven, Conn., who wants to become a cook. Says he: "I need a little bit of schooling. I need a little bit of everything...
Princeton took advantage of two Harvard penalties to grab its 2-0 lead in the first period. Mike Peterman scored first at 13:16 when Steve Cook's long pass bounced out to him off the Crimson backboard. Then Charlie McMillan made it 2-0 with just nine seconds left with a goal from the blue line...
...BELL TELEPHONE HOUR (NBC, 10-11 p.m.). Robert Goulet plays host to Eydie Gorme, Barbara Cook and Susan Watson. Color...