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...involved in virtually all House events," says Harvard's General Counsel Daniel Steiner '54, who, as a student in Eliot was impressed by Finley's "creativity and imagination." Steiner recalls that Finley used to study the Freshman Register photographs of incoming Eliot students so that he could know and greet all new sophomores by name. He made "only an occasional error" when introducing graduating seniors to receive their diplomas, adds Steiner...
Pomp and uncertain circumstances greet Reagan on his trip to Europe
Whether these statesmanlike proclamations will quell the antinuclear protests that are scheduled to greet Reagan at each stop is unclear. A disarmament rally in London's Hyde Park on the day before Reagan arrives is expected to draw 200,000 people. In Bonn, a demonstration that has been planned since March may attract as many...
...King, who at one point threatened to ignore the convention, who pursued it only when it appeared that his absence might threaten his spot on September's ballot, and who criticized the whole affair as divisive and unrepresentative of the party, took a brief turn on the floor to greet what few supporters were there. His one moment in the spotlight, in fact, was a press conference, which he spent complaining about the convention officials who would not allow him to make a speech...
...Arden greet each other with smiles, order lunch from the clean, bright mean, chat about high interest rates on mortgages, blame the federal deficit and government spending in the red talk about the last and upcoming weekend, eat, and depart with a pleasant handshake saying "thank...