Word: counselors
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...summers ago I went home for a weekend. To visit a friend who was a counselor at a girl scout camp in the area. I went, with Kevin, to Squire's. And we got picked up. By two girls who believed we were correspondents for Melody Maker. I faked my best Cockney for the occasion. She believed us, nearly. But it was better once she found out we were from Harvard. All she really wanted was to score some cocaine. (At the time, I wouldn't have known cocaine from table salt. But I was bold...
...projects we funded were urban, except one," Crawford said. "In Denver, we gave AIM money to hire a street counselor to work in the Capitol area. Most of the reservation Indians come to that area, and they need help getting adjusted...
...SUBVERSIVE," Lisa has quite a record. Back at public high school in Croton-Harmon, a small town outside of New York, Lisa's guidance counselor did her a favor of informing the colleges Lisa had applied to of her radical activities in and out of school. Activities like organizing school cafeteria fasts to raise money for the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), and antiwar agitation. Lots of students were agitators in their local high schools but few stepped beyond the bounds of practical wisdom and got themselves thrown out of high school. Agitating against...
...fact is that the President of Haiti, immediately upon being advised of the kidnaping, decided to do everything possible and perhaps something more than possible to safeguard the person of Ambassador Knox and his acting minister counselor...
...resigned last month after 2½ years of service, admits that he never saw the President more than twice in any single month. Furthermore, in promoting controversial schemes like the SST, Nixon has tended increasingly to bypass the White House science staff, preferring instead to work through his technology counselor, William Magruder. Thus Nixon's latest moves hardly come as a surprise to scientists. Says M.I.T. President Jerome Wiesner, who was President Kennedy's science adviser: "The reorganization simply recognizes the situation as it has existed throughout the Nixon Administration." More bluntly, Philip Abelson, editor of Science...