Word: hollanders
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...ills seems logical enough, the facts to buttress it are far from conclusive. Ansley Coale, director of Princeton's Office of Population Research, noted that crime rates have climbed in Wyoming, South Dakota and West Virginia, though their populations have declined notably. Moreover. Coale continued, both London and Holland have remarkably low crime rates despite their dense populations...
UARDS. Henry Allison, San Diego State, 6 ft. 2½ in., 250 lbs.; and Vernon Holland, Tennessee State, 6 ft. 6 in., 276 lbs. A converted tight end, Allison is rated by one scout as "very likely the year's best pro prospect." He has the speed to pull out and lead sweeps, and is a tower of strength in front of a passing quarterback. Holland is perhaps even quicker, a kind of souped-up tank who simply blows people out of the way on a running play. Though he is still developing, experts agree that he will have...
After graduating from Harvard in 1956, he went to Paris to study composition with Nadia Boulanger. He was studying composition full-time and had given up the idea of a concert career, yet he somehow found time to tour Holland, Belgium, and France as an accompanist to the singer Robert Gartside. In 1952 Berman returned to Harvard as a graduate student in Music. When Nadia Boulanger visited the United States. Berman impressarioed the concert at the Fogg Art Museum. Shortly afterward he returned to France temporarily resumed accompanying. He came back to Harvard in 1963 and began work...
Haack has the considerable advantage of knowing the business thoroughly, having spent all his working life in the securities field. Born in Milwaukee, Wis., the son of an insurance agent, he graduated from Hope College in Holland, Mich., in 1940. He went on to Harvard Business School on a scholarship, earning an M.B.A., and joined Milwaukee's Wisconsin Co., which later became Robert W. Baird & Co. As a securities analyst there, he earned $125 a month (his present salary: $125,000 a year). After a wartime stint in the Navy, he returned to the same company and was made...
COLUMBIA-BROWN: The ultimate in thrillers, from the city that gave you the 4 p. m. rush hour in the Holland Tunnel. If the Columbia-Penn game was King Kong, then this is Son of King Kong during paper training. But this is a fitting climax to Brown's season; a win today means seventh place, and a loss means sole possession of the cellar-a tough choice. The Bruins have blown the last two games in the final minutes, but they'll blow this one earlier...