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Humphreys laid claim to this distinctive territory in Dreams of Sleep and Rich in Love. The Fireman's Fair should establish clear title. Her seemingly effortless sense of character and place comes from a life-long association with the Low Country and its ways. Like summer heat lightning, her style is subdued and swiftly illuminating. She is also a witty observer of regional manners. A black character, chary about New South liberalism, is described as multilingual since "he could speak the language that his listener wanted to hear...
Piltch, a life-long Cantabridgian who began teaching aerobics to seniors upon retiring as Cambridge Hospital's director of physical therapy in July 1987, says the exercise has revitalized many of the seniors...
Alexander H. Berg '91, Lampoon editor without portfolio, introducted himself as "William Segourney Otis," the author of the university rankings article. Berg, in character, said his life-long dream has always been to place Harvard in the top U.S. News slot...
After finishing up at Harvard College in 1943, where he concentrated in international relations, Fisher took part in the fight against Japan as a member of a weather reconnaissance team. Fisher says the experience of flying a plane while teaching others how to identify the weather sparked a life-long pursuit of being directly involved in events, instead of just studying them...
...would like to thank Betty Hung for focusing attention on the economy, specifically the role of Japanese capital in America. I strongly feel her editorial piece, "Will Japan Buy Harvard Too?" demands attention because of the likely life-long impact Japanese business will cast on all of our lives, through the creation of jobs in America; ergo, growing political influence in state capitals and on Capitol Hill...