Word: interring
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Brooks said that another inter-regatta rivalry will be between Parker and UC Berkeley coach Steven Gladstone, who coached Harvard's lightweights to five straight victories in the Eastern Sprints, 1969-1973. Whether Gladstone's desire "to beat the East" will add to the speed of his squad is dubious, but, having been on the water all year. Berkeley will certainly be the Crimson's most conditioned contender...
...real swindler who flourished in mid-30's Paris, is a man who understands this first principle of high class fraud, but the film derives most of its interest not from the ethics or mechanics of chicanery but from its recreation of the rogue's paradise of inter war Europe. To a certain extent, facades are as important to film-makers as they are to bankers, and Resnais's pastel facade is everything you could ask for--intricate, exotic, and above all pleasing...
Such conditions demand that America's relationship with Israel be examined more critically. Even before the establishment of the State of Israel. Zionist leaders consciously conceived of Israel as a tool of European, and inter American, imperialist powers. Theodore Herzl, founder of the Zionist movement, wrote in his diary. "If His Majesty the Sultan were to give us Palestine, we could in return undertake the complete management of the finances of Turkey. We would form there a part of a wall of defense of Europe in Asia, an outpost of civilization against barbarism. We would as a neutral state, remain...
...innocence than corruption. Harvard is a confusing place where it is hard sometimes to get the strong ethical education that administrators are always saying the University should provide. It is easy to get things mixed up here in thinking of ethics, because Harvard's ambience is one of delicately inter-related bigtime-ness and education--just like the Model U.N.'s To someone coming here from a place very different in scope, ambitious and eager to find a niche, Harvard could impart the desire for big expense accounts almost as easily as the desire for knowledge. The people in Mather...
...investment will be the largest ever made in a U.S. company by an OPEC country. If the Civil Aeronautics Board approves-which it is expected to do within two months-Iran will pay about $55 million for a half interest in Pan Am's profitable chain of 66 Inter-Continental hotels and will provide Pan Am with about $245 million in direct loans. In addition, Iran will appoint one member to Pan Am's 17-member board and will get an option to buy 13% of the airline's outstanding stock...