Word: expectation
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...great ecological paradox of Harvard music, however, is that in spite of this interdependency and what one would expect to be the common bond of mutual interest in music, many musical groups are guilty of exclusiveness, lack of cooperation, and even open animosity...
...great ecological paradox of Harvard music, however, is that in spite of this interdependency and what one would expect to be the common bond of mutual interest in music, many musical groups are guilty of exclusiveness, lack of cooperation, and even open animosity. The HRO is famous for its possessiveness with regard to personnel, resisting their involvement in any other organization or activity. Equally famous is the hauteur of the Glee Club which, as one member put it, is as much Club as it is Glee; or of WHRBies who walk around wearing "Mozart Forever," and "Back to Bach" buttons...
...extend right into summer. In the Northeast, weathermen predict a colder, wetter June than usual, and at the U.S. Weather Bureau's Extended Forecast Division, meteorologists glumly note that cold springs are frequently followed by cool summers. Though beach-wear sales are lagging in Eastern stores, many expect rainwear volume to set a record...
...cellar put up for auction. Reviving a pleasant pre-World War II custom, London's leading auction houses have recently added vintage wine to their stock in trade. It has turned out to be a bonanza. Before the year is out, Sotheby's and Christie's expect to move more than $1,000,000 in vintage wine, and prices for rare 100-and 200-year-old wines are breaking all known records...
Since the strike is being backed by an AFL-CIO affiliate, the University's cooks and serving ladies, all of whom are AFL-CIO members, normally would respect the picket lines. However, because most of the dining halls are closing tomorrow, the BGMA does not expect the kitchen personnel to respect the picket lines...