Word: goodrich
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Still, his art was not lost on the relatively inexperienced sailors of Kookaburra III. "They thrashed us with a better boat," said Rick Goodrich, a Queensland cowboy grinding his first winch. And with more than just the boat. Starting Helmsman Peter Gilmour, who jockeyed for Murray in the pre-race maneuvers, imagined on the last day that he had succeeded in cajoling Conner over the line prematurely. "Then I remembered something," he said. "It's Dennis...
That performance may not hold up in the long run, but the bottom line is clearly secondary for social-fund investors. "These funds serve excellent purposes for religious organizations, foundations and universities," says Jamie Goodrich-Ziegler, an associate editor of the Mutual Fund Letter in Chicago. "I wouldn't say go into them for a good investment, but go into them if you believe." More and more investors who worry about the social implications of their financial involvements seem to agree...
...spend $100 on imports was a public relations ploy designed for American consumption, but many Japanese commentators considered it a reasonable and serious proposal. Despite charges that Japanese markets are closed, a wealth of American products are readily available in most Japanese cities and towns. Among them: B.F. Goodrich tires, Mercury outboard motors, Corning cookware, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Avon cosmetics, Simmons mattresses and Apple computers...
...frats, like the great men that Aristotle though should be philosopher-kings, make life better for all. Parties are open, more or less, to everyone and make the college a better place to live. Mrs. Frederick Goodrich tells me about the changes at Williams after the frats were banned. When she first met her husband at Williams in 1946, "The campus was a wonderful place to live; fraternity and non-fraternity, the students were an enthusiastic bunch who enjoyed everything about college life." What a change now. "Our oldest son went to Williams in 1969, long after...
...paintings were hardly an issue for American scholars and collectors, let alone European ones. For every word written on Church, Martin Johnson Heade or John Singleton Copley, there were 100 on Pollock and 200 on Picasso. The track of pioneer scholars in this field, like John Baur and Lloyd Goodrich, was hardly more beaten than Lewis and Clark's. It was as though, by general consent, all American art had been sunk in earnest provinciality until the 1940s, when abstract expressionism unburdened itself upon the world stage. Nobody believes this today. In fact, the pendulum has gone...