Word: joes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Conservatives, deeply fragmented since the Liberals took power in 1962, realized it was time for a new attitude and a new look. Alberta's 36-year-old Joe Clark emerged from the bitterly contested 1976 convention, carrying the tattered Tory flag. For months, Clark was known as "Joe Who?" But despite early recognition and internal party problems, Clark's image has improved-steadily, and is touted as the man who can banish Trudeau...
...instance, the impact of television in reshaping American politics. Theodore H. White '38 in The Making of the President 1960 broke the story of the Kennedys' deliberate use of television and polls to pole-vault the regular party structure as well as time and space restrictions on national candidates. Joe McGinnis's The Selling of the President 1968, a case study of media merchandising, provided a much more chilling and prophetic account of Richard Nixon's packaging than all of Halberstam's hindsighted anecdotes put together. Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.'s yin/yang books--1000 Days and The Imperial Presidency--described...
...NOTEBOOK: It looks like Larry Brown (5-2) will go against Cornell on Friday and Ron Stewart (3-3) and Tim Clifford (5-3) at Army on Saturday. The math is easy now--Harvard must win all three games.... "Bazooka" Joe Wark gunned down two Brandeis runners attempting to steal yesterday with incredible throws...
...Joe Mannix...
...think that Patti Smith has much cleavage, but think on it. Patti Smith is something of a genius. Five years ago she took tired ole rock muzak and pumped out "Gloria," "Horses," "Set Me Free," a re-done "My Generation," "Break It Up," "Piss Factory," a re-done "Hey Joe," "Redondo Beach," and a host of refurbished Lou Reed songs. She took a pickaxe and buried it deep into the "new apathy," re-defined the ME generation...