Word: gessner
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Political cartoonist David Gessner should be congratulated for his depiction of President Reagan urinating on an unemployed worker [Oct 16]. It represents his treatment of them and of the poor very graphically and thus effectively. No mere "pot shot," it is, moreover, a clear application of that Reaganomic term, "trickle down." The euphemistic nonsense of such phrases, along with "revenue enhancers" for new taxes, warrants vulgarity. Gessner's point is precisely that Reagan's policies are not "classy." For a college paper that prides itself on telling the truth. The Crimson, should be unembarrassed, even proud of its courage. This...
...paper that prides itself in being the nation's best collegiate daily. The Crimson has stooped very low to get it few cheap laughs. David Gessner should be embarrassed that his creative abilities are so painfully limited...
...game dominated by strong defensive play on both sides, the only score came late in the second quarter. A Bruce Hanson interception of a pass from Eliot quarterback Dave Gessner, compounded by a spearing against Eliot in the same play, gave SoHo possession of the ball on the Eliot...
Eliot followed the South House TD with the closest thing they got to a tally all afternoon. A long kickoff return and SoHo penalty found the Eliot squad deep in South territory with only seven seconds left in the half. Roy "Hands" McLeese snagged an overthrown Gessner pass with a diving lunge, but time ran out as McLeese hit the ground only yards from the end zone...
...Dunthers (Mathsters?) will have to improve a little themselves if they hope to avoid the same fate as Lowell House. The Eliot House Dave Gessner to Roy "Hands" McLeese passing combo made a mockery of a non-existent Dunster/Mather secondary, with Gessner going six for eight and 151 yards...