Word: dog
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Your article on the hippie bus [Feb. 12] sparked my own memories of such a trip. The bus was yellow and gray and prone to mechanical problems. Thirty of us and a dog lived for two days (it seemed much longer) on wall-to-wall mattresses, sleeping feet-to-feet...
...about Walter Payton: "Walter's a very close friend and a great guy, but you realize after a while that he's pretty crazy. We were on a cruise one time when Walter grabbed some guy by the leg and started barking--you know, like he was a dog. The guy nearly fell overboard...
...himself. He fathered relativity and heralded the atomic age with his famed formula E=mc2. Yet his formidable reputation never undermined his simple humanity. He spoke out courageously against social injustice. In his later years, dressed in baggy clothes, his white hair as unkempt as a sheep dog's, he helped yourgsters with their geometry homework, still loved to sail, play Mozart melodies on the violin and scribble reams of doggerel. Though he has been dead nearly a quarter of a century, there are few people who do not recognize the face or name of Albert Einstein...
With Crimson on top 1-0, NU's John Harrison notched goals 19 seconds apart, at 7:03 and 7:22, when he strolled through lackadaisical Harvard defense for two consecutive free throws past John Hynes. Dog Days...
...Times nervously, about 80 soldiers in gas masks "advanced toward the correspondents, stabbing the air with their bayonets." This press demonstration by the Immortals Brigade of the Imperial Guard was organized by one Amir-Sadeghi, who then said of the Ayatullah Khomeini, "We'll chop him up for dog meat-or maybe use him for target practice." Amir-Sadeghi was characterized by the Times as "the first person to give foreign correspondents accurate information about the Shah's plan to leave Iran"-and less generously by the Washington Post as "the son of the Shah's former...