Word: haven
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...haven't the slightest doubt about his identity. I know him and I saw him this afternoon," one driver said...
...Crimson opened its season with a pair of wins at home, the latter coming in the Harvard Invitational Tournament. But the cagers haven't played at Briggs since late November...
...Tonight we were a little tired and a little flat," Costin Scalise said. "Our freshman got in some good swims, but we haven't really been challenged yet in the league. Without question, we will have to swim faster in order to beat Princeton on Saturday...
...contends Margarette Eckstein, who runs a roadside coffee shop in Burns Junction, Ore. Eckstein remembers Dallas well. "He was a gentle man, minded his own business, bought his gloves and candy bars," recalls the grandmotherly figure. Though she admits Dallas did wrong, she won't help catch him. "I haven't seen him," Eckstein professes, adding in a conspiratorial stage whisper as she delivers the cheeseburgers, "and if I had, I wouldn't tell anybody...
...years, William Shawn has presided over his domain like a benevolent father. A shy man of gentle reason, he created a familial haven for some of the country's best writers to do their finest work in. Harold Ross founded The New Yorker in 1925, but it was Mr. Shawn, as he is invariably called, who turned the magazine into a forum for serious reportage and polished fiction while retaining its breezy urbanity. Both magazine and man became institutions of sorts: The New Yorker as an elite but powerful voice in the worlds of literature and journalism, Shawn...