Word: jamaicas
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Bullshot & Zebra Skins. The biggest center of cooperative seclusion is Jamaica's north shore, which has half a dozen new subdivisions where the clink of cocktail glasses is heard from morning bullshot to evening brandy. At the Tryall estates, west of Montego Bay. an American couple who figure in the international set, Arthur W. Little Jr. and his wife Harriet, last year built a $200,000 home that features a patio made of 100-year-old bricks. Peter Arno nudes in the master bathroom, and zebra skins from an African safari...
Clement, now in Cambridge, resumed some of his research on cotton with duplicate plantings in Jamaica, B.W.I. One Cuban on the Adkins staff is now working for him in Cambridge, and the horticulturist of the Garden, a Cuban, has fled to Florida...
Clement made the recommendation in his 1961 annual report to President Pusey, who has not yet seen it. Clement, who returned to Cambridge from Cuba in January, is now continuing his botanical studies in Jamaica, B.W.I...
...Sixteen for the Class of 1962. The are: Mitchell H. Gail, Leverett and Lexington, Ky., Biochemical Sciences; David I Lieberman, Lowell and South Orange, N. J., Mathematics; Bishop C. Hunt, Jr., Eliot and Boston, History and Literature; Paul R. Chernoff, Lowell and Philadelphia, Mathematics; Matthew D. Edel, Leverett and Jamaica, N.Y., History; Carl D. Elligers, Lowell and Brooklyn, Government; and Rodney H. Merrill, Lowell and Idaho Falls, Idaho, History and Literature...
FIELD TRIP conducted by Donald Wyman, horticulturist at the Arnold Arboretum, starts at the Administration Building of the Arboretum Jamaica Plain...