Word: knowns
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...following afternoon, in his Apley Court apartment, Ungaretti talked of how he could look forward to no future, of how his past was too enormous and confused. But as he spoke things only dimly known seemed to become realities. Giant figures of the past, obscured by the magnitude of their own reputations, had all been friends of Ungaretti's, and celebrants of his art. Collected in Il Tacciuno del Vecchio (The Notebook of an Old Man) is the homage of a generation: letters, essays, a poem by the Mexican Octavio Oaz and one by Henri Thuile...
...library, and a few reasonably intelligent colleagues. Federal funds for research are acquired, for the most part, by the professor himself, and he can usually get them just as easily at Illinois as at Harvard. So professors have become more itinerant than they used to be, especially the better known ones, whose names attract federal funds which the university as a whole...
...Long-Range Study Committee appointed by the Board of Overseers has previously made known its desire to receive written suggestions and memoranda from committees and groups in addition to those with which it is arranging to have oral discussions in mid-May. It has now taken note of the April 28, 1969 announcement by the Committee of Fifteen inviting submissions of such material to it. If anyone who submits such papers would care to send a copy to the LongRange Study Committee, c/o William G. Young, Wadsworth House, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138, the Committee would be pleased to have...
...Richard Butler, chairman of the Rent Control Committee, said that the ordinance would "make available rent incomes for all to see and thus make known previously undisclosed practices like rent gouging." Butler added that the public disclosures of rent income would provide the Assessors with information for a possible increase in the City tax base...
...past, whenever the Patriots have let it be known that they will leave Boston unless a new stadium is built, local officials and "concerned citizens" have quickly come up with a plan for a new stadium. The plans, however, have always been weak on the financing side--i.e. in determining how the deficit on the stadium will be met--and consequent opposition has always killed them...