Word: drews
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...collective venture, it also proved one of the last. With a few minor exceptions, the class of 1967 did not gather again in any joint activity until Commencement. The Harvard experience did not encourage any sort of class identity or consciousness. As freshmen moved out to the Houses, they drew friends and ideas from the classes above them; and they passed many of these to the classes that followed...
...groups lasted another year, members of the Class of '42, as juniors, might have assumed leadership. But, even though the anti-interventionists drew 600 people to Sanders Theatre as late as April, 1941, the signs of imminent war were unmistakable and demoralizing...
Standing nervously before ten officers, Captain Howard Brett Levy listened to their verdict, his hands clasped behind his back, and then returned wordlessly to his seat. Thus the court-martial of the antiwar doctor drew to its predictable conclusion last week at Fort Jackson, S.C. The court found Levy guilty of disobeying an order and two lesser counts of promoting "disloyalty and disaffection" among Army troops bound for Viet Nam. His sentence: three years' imprisonment at hard labor, a dishonorable discharge, and forfeiture of all pay and allowances...
...Stars Melissa Hayden and Jacques D'Amboise. With the help of Jack G. O'Brien's updated English libretto, the buffoonery as well as the bite struck a contemporary nerve: the god Mercury was decked out like the symbol of the telephone company, and Public Opinion drew a loud, if edgy, laugh with her reassurance that she was enforcing marital fidelity only onstage, not in the audience...
...plays tennis or golf. And when they are not playing, Americans are watching: last year attendance at major-league baseball was up 12% to 25,182,209, pro football was up 17% to 7,497,407, and horse racing-the most popular spectator sport of all-drew 68,495,454 fans...