Word: horning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard Law Review has elected Richard A. Posner 2L as president. Robert A. Gorman 2L was chosen the magazine's new treasurer, Stuart R. Pollak 2L the book review editor, and Michael S. Horn 2L the developments editor...
...drawings, Edward Croft-Murray, decided to warn the public by putting on a special show of fake Turners along with some originals. The idea quickly spread to other departments, and even to collectors and connoisseurs on the outside. Art Historian Sir Kenneth Clark contributed a 17th century unicorn horn; Sir Alister Hardy lent his mummified mermaid. From the museum's storerooms came the famed fabricated Piltdown man (TIME, Nov. 30, 1953), an Etruscan sarcophagus that was once the pride of the departments of antiquities, and the bust of Julius Caesar that graced the pages of Latin textbooks everywhere until...
Also elected were: Michael S. Horn '62 of Lowell House, publicity director; David W. Stookey '64 of Greenough Hall, membership chairman; and Richard B. Olson '63, of Thayer Hall, freshman manager...
...anything but tool over to a drive-in theater. They settle down for some heavy necking, only to find that they are parked beside their mutual laundryman, who is peering at them curiously. Terrified, they duck their heads, scramble for the keys, bump heads, accidentally hit the horn-which sticks. Two minutes later, the whole drive-in audience is straining angrily to get a glare at them as they hastily back out. So it goes, at tryst after assignation after rendezvous, until finally in sheer exhaustion both parties decide that fidelity is the best policy...
...year contract with the Zurich Opera. Reputed to be a passionate hater of singers, Krachmalnick longs to conduct in the concert hall but has proved so successful at Zurich that he is already tabbed as one of the world's ranking Wagnerians. St. Louis-born Krachmalnick played French horn in Washington's National Symphony, became convinced from careful scrutiny of guest conductors that "if these jokers can do it, it's got to be easy." From Juilliard, where his early attempts at conducting were roundly panned, he graduated to conducting jobs with the Symphony...