Word: garden
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...rolled into Providence at 6 p. m. I wandered into Brown's shiny miniature Madison Square Garden and looked up to see 1500 fans jammed into the student section two hours before the game, munching subs, reading biology, and getting psyched for the game. Harvard has Section 18 and a lot of polite clapping. Brown has 1500 screaming maniacs...
Harvard takes on a somewhat more serious opponent tonight in Boston Garden. A disappointingly mediocre B.C. team will be playing for its life. The Eagles' captain, John Powers, told the press, "This could be the whole season for us." It is probably B.C.'s last chance to salvage some respectability out of a thus-far 8-12 season...
Tufts' Bob Ryan was the favorite in the mile, having beaten both Spengler and Enscoe at the Boston Garden last weekend. Ryan set a fast pace from the start of the race but was passed just before...
...Boston Garden last weekend. Ryan won the Carens Mile, beating Quirk, Diehl, and Spengler, and he is the favorite in the GBC's. But the smoother surface in the Bubble and a partisan crowd make the outcome less predictable. Ryan is likely to take the lead early and try to hold off the others in the final laps...
...studying Oriental texts, and sipping tea. There are three pictures of Gary Snyder in Scenes Along the Road. One shows him sitting cross-legged in his Berkeley hut with a bowl of tea cupped in his hands; another shows him when he's robed and sandaled, standing at the garden outside the hut. The caption under the picture is taken from Ginsberg's writing, dated September 9, 1955: "... a bearded interesting Berkeley cat name of Snyder, I met him yesterday (via Rextoyh suggestion) who is studying oriental and leaving in a few months on some privately put up funds...