Word: librarian
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Thefts of books and valuable documents costing $150-250 a year have forced the Office of Career Services and Off-Campus Learning (OCS-OCL) Library to consider new security measures, including a $6100 electronic system. Charles C. Kovacs, OCS-OCL librarian, said yesterday...
...Everyone was buzzing about the missing statue," Jane R. Morhardt, a librarian at Lamont Library, said. "It took an entire day to bring it in with an enormous crane.... Then it disappeared over night with no footprints...
...attack on life, with no illusions," won him the 1975 Nobel Prize for Literature; of heart disease; in Milan. Montale, who published his first volume of poetry, Bones of the Cuttlefish, in 1925, produced four more volumes over the next 50 years, supporting himself with jobs as a librarian and literary critic for Italian magazines and newspapers. A self-described "journalist," who regarded spiritual redemption as the only antidote to the tragic realities of life, he once explained that his poetry could not be "understood as a message but as an invitation to hope...
...cheerleader, she was popular with boys, and best of all, she was the star of all of the high school musicals. She had seen The Music Man on Broadway and had fallen in love with Star Barbara Cook. Now at 15, she won the Cook role of Marian the librarian...
...study that made the necessary comparisons of apples and oranges. The mayor's secretary ($18,000), for instance, was found to be performing work qualitatively equal to that of a senior air-conditioning mechanic and earning 40% less than what the repairman makes ($3 1,000). Librarian Linda Dyde makes $7,700 less than her counterpart, a plant-shift supervisor...