Word: elizabeth
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...President Elizabeth Young '85 said yesterday that while the action is aimed at improving women's studies in general, the group was encouraged by Government Department Chairman John D Montgomery, who she said had told them that he might reconsider Klein's promotion if students showed interest...
...White House in the wake of his decisive victory in West Germany's March 6 national elections. Before discussing affairs of state, the two leaders engaged in amiable small talk about such things as the heavy rains in California and the recent visit to the U.S. of Queen Elizabeth II. But the Chancellor was also the bearer of a serious message to the President. Kohl's friendly advice: the U.S. and its West European allies may once again be on a collision course over how to deal with the Soviets...
...other woman she would like to be. Each wrote down the same answer: Dolly Parton. "No matter how beautiful a woman is," opines the photographer, "she always worries whether her breasts are too small." As for Parkinson's pick as the most beautiful woman in the world? Elizabeth Taylor, says he. "Others go in and out. Her beauty is lasting." Swallow hard, Joan Rivers...
...other singles competition, top-seed sophomore Elizabeth Evans registered a 6-1, 6-2 victory while fifth seed Loonin took the first set, 6-2, before handing her opponent a 6-1 drubbing in the deciding second set. Pe, Harvard's second seed, had the toughest set of any Crimson netwoman as she edged Cornell's number two player, 7-6 in the first set; she followed that close call with a 6-0 second-set rout...
...Elizabeth Evans, Mana Pe and Erika Smith are unbeaten in Ivy competition, and Harvard will carry a 3-0 league record into Sunday's match with Cornell, the Crimson's first home match of the year...