Word: lons
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Starting quickly the Crimson first stringers piled up a 5-0 first period lead. The attacking trio of Lon Williams, Grady Watts, and Woody Spruance, so effectively sniffed by Princeton Saturday, was back on the beam...
Surrounded. At first, Fleet Street scoffed at the young amateur. Said the Lon don Sunday Times of the rejuvenated Queen: "As a guide to the top for those who are never going to get there, it succeeds tremendously." But Queen prospered, grew so thick with ads that last month Stevens turned the fortnightly into a weekly. Circulation is still modest, however, having gone from 45,000 in 1957 to 60,200 today. Encouraged by Queen's success, Stevens next bought a travel monthly, Go, in 1959, is giving it much the same treatment he gave Queen, and with similar...
Alarmed by the mounting wave of art thefts on both sides of the Atlantic, Novelist Somerset Maugham, 87, moved his collection of 46 Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings out of his Riviera villa and into a Marseilles bank vault for the duration of a scheduled visit to Lon . Sighed Maugham's Man Friday, Secretary Alan Searle: "Art has become more of an anxiety than a pleasure...
...poet Baudelaire, "knows all the absurd misery, all the folly, all the pride of the small bourgeois-this type that is at once commonplace and eccentric-for he has lived intimately with them and loves them." Last week the serious side of Honore Daumier was on view at Lon don's Tate Gallery in 231 paintings and drawings, the biggest Daumier show in 60 years. Daumier's reputation as a painter has soared over the past two decades; the Tate exhibition should clinch his position as one of the most original artists of his time...
...round-table discussion in the fall, McGeorge Bundy, Dean of the Faculty of Arts of Sciences and an erstwhile Republican, announced that he was supporting Kennedy; but few people took note of the endorsement. Only William Y. Elliott, professor of Government and former Director of the Summer School, and Lon L. Fuller, professor of Law and a close Nixon advisor, remained on the Republican side...