Word: lamonts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...lost again to Terrell in the intercollegiate championships on Princeton's Jadwin courts, and once more he displayed his temper with shouts, stalling, and numerous disputed let calls. But after being soundly thrashed in three, straight games, here was Page standing with a sinister smile under his mustache. Only Lamont Cranston knew exactly what evil thoughts lurked in Palmer's mind...
...Lamont Library will respond next term to the financial squeeze on higher education by closing the circulation and reserve book desks at 10 p.m. instead of midnight and the fifth floor poetry room at 5 p.m. instead...
Reserve books will now be available for overnight circulation after 8 p.m. instead of the 9 p.m. deadline in the past. Lamont will still be open for studying and research until midnight...
Theodore G. Alezivos, Lamont Librarian, said that closing the circulation desks two hours earlier will mean a cutback from 12 to five employees behind these desks during those hours. Desk employees are paid $2.40 an hour...
...astonishing achievement of the year," says Ecologist Lamont Cole of Cornell, "is that people are finally aware of the size of the problem." They can hardly avoid it. In 1970, the cause that once concerned lonely crusaders like Rachel Carson became a national issue that at times verged on a national obsession; it appealed even to people normally enraged by attacks on the status quo. With remarkable rapidity it became a tenet in the American credo, at least partially uniting disparate public figures ranging from Cesar Chavez to Barry Goldwater and New York's conservative Senator-elect James Buckley...