Word: hashing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...other and, in the process, moved further away from the mainstream of Harvard life. Trying to begin organizing workers, WSA members began getting jobs, often full-time ones, as workers at Harvard or in Cambridge and treated the University to the amusing spectacle of seeing its recent graduates sling hash in the dining halls. Members of NAC also tried to find a revolutionary constituency: they searched among Greater Boston blacks, tenant unions, street people and working class teenagers...
Steven A. Miller '71, grandson of a ?ormer dean of the Harvard Divinity school, was among four American ?uths arrested in the Beirut Airport August 16, carrying 50.6 pounds of ?ashish which they purchased for $575. ??e hash is worth $46,000 in the United States...
...singular odyssey went on. Nixon and his small contingent wandered through the capital, then drove to the Mayflower Hotel for a breakfast of corned beef hash and eggs?his first restaurant meal in Washington since he assumed power. Then he withdrew to his study in the Executive Office Building to sit out the day of protest...
...there is no compelling reason why anyone should read it. For even though this book chronicles episodes in Kennedy's life that have not been covered in detail before, it is basically a reiteration of the worn cliches about Robert Kennedy and a re-hash of the controversial incidents that have preoccupied his other biographers...
American parents of jailed students are invariably flabbergasted at how little they can do to ease their cases. Ronald Lee Emmons, 22, a black Chicagoan and a former basketball player at the University of Illinois, was picked up in Istanbul for possession of two kilos of hash. Despite the efforts of his mother, he waited 13 months in Istanbul's Sagmalcilar prison before his case came to trial last February. He was sentenced to five years in jail, where all he can look forward to are the letters, books, money and extra food that U.S. Consul Douglas Heck brings...