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...advantage when the Beanpot rolls around. But while the insouciance towards Harvard sports remains vogue, a new fad has arrived--Soxmania. It is now fashionable to read the boxscores before the ed page, to preface problem sets with a brief bantering over Yaz and Freddie, and in general to greet the morning crowd with a "How about those...
Being a Nieman at Harvard gives her a whole different feeling than that which she experiences as a "Yale faculty wife." "The Nieman facilitates things," she says. "The community comes out to greet you. Here I am given real access to people." Scarf views Harvard as a "special place" in terms of her research, since a lot of work on depression and adult development has been done here. But she feels not much work has been done on female development--a topic she feels is very important...
This show is not Avedon under full throttle. It is in black and white only (although in his advertising and fashion work he is a master of color). The multi-image strips from the Manhattan Project Co.'s play Alice in Wonderland that greet visitors at the gallery entrance are mostly weak pictures. And Avedon, one of the keen observers of the sexual revolution in America, only toys with what he could have said on the subject...
Later in the day, Betty and the Fords' sons, Jack, 23, and Steve, 19−tall blond boys in blue jeans and T shirts−walked out on the White House lawn to greet the big helicopter carrying the President home on the last hop of his trip from Sacramento. Betty greeted her husband with a bear hug, and his sons affectionately draped their arms around his shoulders. The President's reaction to his day was casual and characteristic: "Gee, it's nice to be home." Then he said: "We had a great trip−just...
...putting up with such advice as is contained in Form 4056: "Your mailbox needs attention." But the Postal Service still offers the time-honored advice that whatever the restrictions, "this does not mean that you may not meet your carrier at the door if you desire and greet him as cordially as ever." After all, he probably has a mailbox...