Word: journeyer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...funeral corteges, the coffins draped with red hammer-and-sickle flags, met at Santiago's Plaza de Armas and then together made the slow journey to the ceme tery. Chile's banned Communist Party last week paid respects to two of its activists, who, together with a third man, had been found two days earlier in a field on the city's outskirts, their throats slit and their bodies mutilated. The funerals drew a sympathetic crowd of about 20,000 people. Unlike the previous day, when clubs and water cannons were used against demonstrators, this time police stood...
Members of the Oxford and Cambridge track squads have made the journey across the Atlantic for this bi-annual competition. The Crimson and Eli squads face their British counterparts every two years, with the meet held alternately in the United States and England...
...invitation of Jerusalem Mayor Ted Kollek, the exhibit will journey to Jerusalem this fall as part of a celebration marking his 20th year as mayor. Kollek saw the exhibit last spring when he visited Harvard to receive an honorary degree...
...Crimson's trip ended on rather two soar notes. First, it was defeated, 7-2, by a high-powered USC team in the journey's finale, and then it was ambushed by the blizzard...
...contrast in tone was a recurring feature of Alfonsin's eight-day journey to the U.S., which included his first state visit to Washington since he took office in December 1983. For the White House, welcoming the Argentine President was a chance to salute the hemisphere's democratic transformation, of which Alfonsin, whose election ended nearly eight years of often brutal military dictatorship, is an apt illustration. It was also an opportunity to salve wounds left by U.S. support for Argentina's enemy, Britain, during the 1982 war over the Falkland Islands, which the Argentines call Las Malvinas...