Word: linke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Countway Library is a major link $50 million "Harvard Medical Complex," which will amalgamate outstanding Boston hospitals in es of connected buildings in the ood Avenue area. All of the hospite teaching units of the Medical...
When Baggs took over as editor in 1957, the News was a rusty link in the six-paper chain founded by James M. Cox, onetime Ohio Governor and 1920 Democratic candidate for President. Compared to the powerful Herald, the News looked-and was-mortally ill. To save it, Publisher James M. Cox Jr., son of the chain's founder, reached deep into the paper's ranks, came up with exactly the right...
...especially resent the attempt to link me with the old, corrupt ways," McCann said. "I'm hardly old enough to be involved with those days...
...British entry into the Common Market. A superpatriotic Canadian-though London has been his headquarters for 24 years, he still spends a part of every year in Canada-Weston argues that joining the Common Market would pull down British living standards and, more important, break the ties that link the Commonwealth nations. ("Why are you British deserting us?" he once asked Britain's Queen Mother.) Extension of Common Market tariff walls to Britain would probably force his British bakeries to buy French instead of Canadian wheat...
...stayed away from the Loeb this week. The play is supposed to hang heavy with the ceaselessly repeated and almost unendurable symbolism of sex and death: blood, horses, water, rose, carnation, snow--blood in particular, because blood is the center of the tragedy's force. It is the link between generations, and is therefore also the past, the necessity to procreate, the vendetta--the entire culture that comes together at the wedding and presumably makes Leonardo's defeat heroic and inevitable. In the face of all this formidable blood, the H.D.C. production's cast seems faintly embarrassed...