Word: incidentals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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There was little doubt, even in the beginning, that Rockefeller was looking far beyond the statehouse in Albany. His inaugural address, which did not even mention the State of New York until page 4, moved New York Herald Tribune Columnist Roscoe Drummond to remark that it "could as well have...
As the Hanfstaengl incident slipped ominously into the past, the Corporation voted to resume Lowell House's Sunday afternoon bell-ringings, and the Debating Council decided to stage a mock trial of Adolph Hitler. A bench of five professors, includling Raphael Demos and Arthur N. Holcombe, heard undergraduates argue pro...
Unwritten rule said three months behind Japanese lines was the most a man could stand. The actual Marauders eventually fell apart, demoralized. The picture does not concern itself with the politics of the historical incident: only after a high-level investigation were the Marauders given their unit citation and their...
Crime was indeed up in the city for the first quarter of 1962, but most of the increase could be accounted for by a rash of parking-meter hoists and car boosts (filching from unlocked cars). And as a matter of fact, "street crimes"-which include purse snatches-actually dropped...
† Reminiscent of a 1941 incident in which Columbia President Nicholas Murray Butler coldly refused to let his colleagues on the board send the trustees their choice for the fiction prize: For Whom the Bell Tolls, Ernest Hemingway's controversial novel about the Spanish Civil War.