Word: escapee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Missing Helmet. Al White had indeed managed to escape in an ejection capsule that parachuted him to earth, where he walked away with only bruises. But his copilot, Air Force Major Carl S. Cross, 40, a Viet Nam veteran who was making his first checkout flight in the craft, inexplicably...
The Food and Drug Administration estimates that "tens of thousands" of college students are using it or have tried it. In Los Angeles, a recent survey showed as many as 200 victims of bad trips in the city's hospitals at one time. In New York City, Dr. William...
Changes have been made in medical education since Flexner's time, although few schools have been able to escape the lockstep which he describes so vividly. But most medical schools continue to make certain basic assumptions which govern the teaching of medicine. The first assumption is that everyone should have...
Mrs. Bunting asks the Radcliffe Government Association to consider abolishing the signout system for upperclassmen. Four monkeys going to the School of Public Health escape from their crates at Logan Airport and enjoy 14 hours of freedom. Seven drunken, machete-swinging Ecaudorans attack the curator of birds at the Museum...
Paul Scott, a literary agent turned writer, specializes in the novel of sensibility (The Bender; The Corrida at San Felhi). This one, set in India in 1942, tells of a brash, big-boned English girl with a rage to live and a notion that flouting convention is the way to...