Word: fitz
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...first year, Dr. George Fitz, the Visitor, saw 660 students. In 1951, the Hygiene Department had 63,839 visits, including over 10,000 from employees. When Stillman opened in 1902 it admitted 223 patients; in only one year since the '20's, aside from the war, have confinements dropped below...
...mother and his pretty sisters. Then Jack shows up to shake hands. The "internationalist" son of "isolationist" Businessman Joseph P. Kennedy, onetime U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James's (1937-40), Jack has deep family roots in Massachusetts politics: his maternal grandfather, John F. ("Honey Fitz") Fitzgerald, was twice elected mayor of Boston, served three terms in the U.S. House of Representatives...
...Adrien Dagory, 29, a Paris candymaker, and Guido Magnone, 30, a cardboard-box manufacturer, who was a member of the first team to scale "unconquerable" Mount Fitz Roy (alt. 10,958 ft.) in Patagonia, the climbers approached the Dru with a healthy respect. In earlier assaults on it, they had been beaten by a rockslide and a five-day snowstorm. This time hunger and thirst stopped them about 650 ft. from the summit after they had scaled an obstinate dièdre, a rock ledge jutting out like the edge of doom. Forced to return to their base camp...
Cabot thus taken charge of the Commencement and other important ceremonies at the University. He replaces Dr. Raginald Fitz '06, lecturer on the History of Medicine, who has been Marshal since...
...Boston millionheiress, decided that the 1815-65 period had been too long underrated. They began buying up the best examples they could find. As they prowled from dealer to dealer, prices rose, and so did the reputations of such little-known artists as John Quidor, Martin Johnson Heade and Fitz Hugh Lane. Less affluent collectors, sniffing the same faint scents, helped stir the interest of attic rummagers...