Word: davises
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Seeing the Merging. To make sense out of this confusion requires a new kind of reporter. "You just can't have the old guy who has been knocking on doors for 20 years," says Davis Merritt, city editor of the Charlotte Observer. "You need a man versed in public...
Oscar Wilde once noted that the way to get into the best society is to amuse or shock. That theory may have worked in Victorian London, particularly for witty, shocking Oscar Wilde. But it never went over in New York. Afraid of jeopardizing their own social security, New York'...
The curious thing about Spain's defeat of the U.S. in last week's Davis Cup interzone semifinal was that it wasn't even an upset. True, Spain had never exactly been a world power in tennis, but it did boast the world's best clay...
When Santana clobbered Froehling in straight sets to give Spain a 2-0 lead, the outcome was a foregone conclusion. Next day Santana teamed with Jose Luis Arilla against Ralston and Clark Graebner in doubles−and, once again, Ralston went wobbly at the critical stage. The Americans won the...
(Stuart A. Davis '67 is editor of the Harvard Advocate, the College's literary magazine.