Word: haven
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Yale only competes with Harvard in athletics," Samuel Elliot Morrison once said, but Yale could not even do that yesterday as the Harvard track team demolished Yale, 106 to 48, on a wet and cold day in New Haven...
...really haven't heard about these management-labor overtones yet--we intend to focus on all of the aspects and liabilities of the department," he said...
...with the tax rebate, I have the feeling he sometimes buys ideas too quickly. On the other hand, I haven't seen anything yet that is terribly innovative. This does not bother me-what's new is not necessarily what's good. The problem is that many people voted for him because they thought he would be innovative. Ford did a great job restoring integrity to the White House, but he did not break the feeling of aloofness. Carter has done that. Now I would like to know what he's going to do with...
...blooded horses of George Stubbs. Its special strength lies in the richest period of British art, the years between the birth of Hogarth (1697) and the death of Turner (1851). Added to Yale's already strong holdings in 18th century British history and literature, the museum makes New Haven one of the most important centers for British studies outside of England. Yale, understandably, is cocky as an Eton dandy...
...that I think women are superior to men," said the former Congresswoman from New York in a speech at Harvard. "It's just that they haven't had the opportunity to be corrupted by power." When the cheers of the students died down several minutes later, Bella Abzug added, "We'd like that opportunity." The particular office she seemed to be after was that of mayor of New York City, a job she described as "the toughest in the country, maybe in the world." Her two days on campus as a visiting fellow at the John...