Word: loses
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Barlett C. Nayler '78, one of the former t-shirt salesmen, said if he can get support from a campus organization and permission from Radcliffe, he will try to sell the remaining t-shirts. "We're not going to lose our shirts," Nayler said, adding the loss could amount to $50. Andrew Freeman '81, the other t-shirt salesman, refused to comment...
Lundy will compete in the 64-man singles competition, and he will team with Chaikovsky to enter the 32-pair doubles draw. Lundy and then-captain Dan Waldman entered the tourney last spring, only to lose in the early rounds...
Wichita homosexuals expected to lose last week's vote, though by a substantially smaller margin. "It's sad that so many people turned out to vote against us," said Bob Lewis, 29, who heads the Homophile Alliance of Sedgwick County, "but gay people here are just getting started." In Minnesota, homosexual State Senator Allan Spear pointed to the bright side of the movement's defeat there: some 40% of the St. Paul voters had supported the gay rights ordinance. Five years ago, claimed Spear, less than 20% of the voters would have supported it. His view: "This...
After his customary ten-hour day at the office, a bright, up-and-coming young businessman went to a cocktail party given by his boss. A little nervous, he tossed back so many stiff highballs that he lost count. Feeling no pain, he proceeded to insult his host, lose control of his bladder, pass out on the floor, and was carried home. Was he fired for having disgraced himself so? No. This was Tokyo, not New York. When the young man returned to work the next day, not a word was spoken about the previous evening. In Japanese fashion...
When asked how much he earns as a dog-owner, Rocco only smiles. "You should better ask me how much I lose a year, and that's about $25,000.' He added that his was one of the smaller, local kennels...