Word: grahams
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...disappointing record may be due partially to a late start this fall. Practice was to have begun the week after football season. President Kennedy's death delayed it, however, and practices didn't begin until just a week before the first game. Manager Stuart Graham summed up the problem saying, "They just haven't had time to get used to playing together...
Lowenstein has never stayed in one place long. A native of Raleigh, he graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1949. He spent the next year in Washington as an assistant to Senator Frank Graham and the following year became president of the National Student Association. While NSA president, he earned a reputation as the best public speaker the Association has ever had, organizing and setting policy for the International Student Congress, which broke from the communist-dominated International Union of Students...
Barghoorn left Cambridge for Panama on Dec. 11 with Dorothy Osgood, his assistant, Alan K. Graham, a research fellow in Biology, and Graham's wife. The group intended to college rock core samples which had been taken from Lake Gatun by the Panama Canal Company as part of a geological study. Barghoorn hoped to recover fossil pollens from the rock samples...
...local merchants and department stores-a daily in the nation's capital must appeal to a broad readership: the lady and her maid, the U.S. Senator as well as the unknown worker in Washington's vast army of civil servants. While he lived, Washington Post Publisher Philip Graham liked to describe the Post as "an egalitarian paper." The description fits. The Post says that it carries more comic strips than any other newspaper in the U.S., but for Washington officialdom, the Post also runs the most carefully wrought-and the most widely read-editorials in the nation...
...back row are Sanford H. von Mayrhauser '65, of Leverett House and Worcester, advertising manager; Donal Holway '64, of Adams House and Darien, Conn., photographic chairman; and Donald M. Graham '66, of Winthrop House and Washington, D.C., sports editor...