Word: filles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Fitzsimmons, who averaged 30 saves a game as a sophomore while splitting the goalic chores with Wade Welch '65, is a prospect for stardom if he can withstand the pressure that will be incessant once December arrives. Senior Dex Newton will fill in the nets if anything happens to Fitzsimmons...
...Forum-Theatre will not compete with any existing drama societies, according to Rousmaniere. "It will fill a role which they have never attempted to play--that of an experimental theater forum," he said...
Because the stakes are so enormous, the North Sea hunt has become a no-holds-barred game. Industrial spies now fill the sea and air off the British coast, in chugging trawlers and hovering helicopters, seeking to detect strikes before they are announced. The work pays well. Gas fever has become so hot that competing oil companies and stock speculators reward the spies for information with checks as large...
More than most papers, the Reporter is frequently carried along by the momentum of its readers, and the correspondence columns customarily fill at least one of its ten or more pages. The letters to the editor sometimes make the best reading in the Reporter: a lively, lengthy debate on clerical celibacy was sparked by an article, written by a priest, advocating modification of the church's rule against married clergy. Readers also provide most of the items for "Cry Pax!", a weekly column noting with deadpan wit the latest in churchly foibles-such as that the movie Rotten...
...rest of it in shame." Author Corey Ford, who is best known as a humorist (The Horse of Another Color, Never Say Diet), has conscientiously researched his story about the origins of U.S. espionage. His thoroughness is laudable. But the Culper Ring just did not do enough spying to fill a book...