Word: east
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Weinrich said that although he has lost a considerable amount of sleep because of the jets, he has not filed an official complaint with Logan Airport because "people in East Boston must suffer through the noise for nearly the entire year--so the middle class gets its way most of the time...
Both the men's and women's ski teams regularly finish in the bottom three of the ten Division I schools in the east. Now that may sound unimpressive, but consider the fact that Vermont, Dartmouth, Williams, Middlebury and New Hampshire, schools for whom skiing is as big as football is at Ohio State, are also in Division I. UVM recruiters regularly journey to lure so-called "squareheads" to their squads...
...what perspective you're looking at. I would believe the loss of American presence which was predicted at the end of Vietnam has not come about. The feeling that the Americans will control events in fine detail has certainly changed. But if you start with our interests in East Asia, I would argue the most important interest is our relationship with Japan--the third largest economy in the world. I would say the American-Japanese between the Soviets and the Japanese is something worth noticing here. I think our relationship with Japan, in fact, has not been weakened...
...Occasionally it flashes the informality and common touch of its popular predecessor. But in many respects the new Look, back this week after seven years, is a magazine with a split personality. As if to emphasize the fact, the first issue is being sold under two different covers. Look East, distributed as far as the Rockies, features the late Nelson Rockefeller, while Patricia Hearst smiles from the cover of Look West...
Ruiz said she had many problems adjusting to Harvard as a freshman. "Back in junior high school, I wanted to go to Radcliffe--I had a romanticized notion of Radcliffe. And I also wanted to see what the east is like." A recruiter from Harvard particularly made her feel she would not be alone here, she said...