Word: josephs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Risky Generalizations. Logistics and the high cost of transporting the Negro children five days a week-$25 monthly per child, for example, in Los Angeles-limit the scope of such programs. At most, says Boston's Project Director Joseph Killory, no more than 3,000 of the city's 24,000 Negro students could be shifted to suburban schools. Yet many of those involved-white and black-consider it an eye-opening experience...
...JOSEPH P. WARD...
...journals to accept and define civil rights as a theological problem. Although Methodist morality frowns on premarital sex, motive has dealt sensitively and sympathetically with student difficulties related to the problem. Such is the magazine's reputation for intellectual openness that theologians of the stature of Thomas Merton, Joseph Sittler and Albert Outler have frequently contributed some of their freshest thoughts to its pages, although $50 is maximum pay for an article...
...Boston's Joseph Silverstein, 33, raised in Detroit, is one of the top three or four concertmasters in the world. That is some achievement in view of the fact that he was expelled from Philadelphia's Curtis Institute at 17 ("I was too distracted by girls and baseball"). Silverstein is one of the few concertmasters to work his way up from the ranks; he joined the Boston string section in 1955, ascended to the first chair in 1962. Says Boston Symphony Conductor Erich Leinsdorf: "He has some sort of beam or antenna, so that he knows what...
President Pusey and Senator Robert F. Kennedy '48 addressed the closed dinner meeting, which was also attended by most of the Kennedy family, including Senator Edward M. Kennedy '54 and the mother of the late President, Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy...