Word: dan
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...bottom of the ladder. Harvard has juniors Alain Quasha, Reggie Foster and Lowell Pratt returning form the 9. 10, and 11 spots on the ladder. Challenging these returning players will the sophomores Dan Gordon, Neil Vosters, Robert Sedgwick, and junior Rob Shapiro...
...whole of Chaucer's vision on stage. Chaucer's world is bawdy and pious. With the bawdy tales Bergreen is totally successful. His Miller's Tale preserves the irreverence and bite of the original by relying on the resources of voice and movement his actors bring to their performance. Dan Chiel as the Miller is superb, transmitting the drunken essence of the Miller's character by use of his voice alone...
...argument broke out between a YAF staffer and a U. of H. student, and the invisible shield finally shattered. The argument drew a huddle of supporters behind each of the protagonists, who stood face to face at one end of the lounge. Before this argument reached its pitch (when Dan Joy, editor of the YAF house organ, New Guard, called his emotional opponent a "creep"), other discussions had broken out all over the room. Some of the contestants argued arrogantly and hotly; others tried to persuade the other side of the truth of some particular belief, or to find some...
...that existed in King Farouk's army. During the 1948 war against the new state of Israel, Major Nasser was wounded in the shoulder by sniper fire during one battle, and his unit was surrounded by the Israelis at Faluja. In his newly published Genesis 1948, former Foreign Correspondent Dan Kurzman records a fascinating encounter?arranged during a temporary truce?between the hard-pressed young major and Yeroham Cohen, aide to an Israeli commander named Yigal Allon, now Israel's Deputy Premier. Nasser seemed more bitter toward the British than the Israelis, telling Cohen that "they pushed us into...
Among all black enlisted men surveyed, nearly half believe that blacks are assigned more dangerous duty than whites. Even some whites agree. "Percentage wise, I believe blacks do get more dangerous duty," said Dennis Camire, a white soldier from Clarksdale, Miss. Another white, Sgt. Dan G. Miller of Ft. Dodge, Iowa, agreed. "I think you have to honestly say that the black man in our brigade receives less consideration that his fellow white soldier. He has almost no chance of getting a support...