Word: lot
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Take the march on the Pentagon, which the Yearbook felt--no doubt correctly--had a profound effect on a lot of people around here. Remember the anger and frustration, the hippies stuffing flowers down the gun barrels that were pointed at them? The Yearbook brings it all back with some of the worst photos I have seen of the march. The only one that reveals some vague perception of the mood is an action shot that is unintelligibly blurred...
...firing Rudolph doesn't appear to be in the cards. His sessions with the Council even appear to be getting a little shorter of late. But angry citizens caught in the waves of Cambridge traffic still call City councillors to complain, so Robert E. Rudolph will still spend a lot of time behind that big table in the Council chambers...
...lot of time went by, but I wasn't impatient. Quietly excited, though. Resting in the wicker basket the assistant had given me were my two oranges, clean handkerchief, and six flowers--all necessary for the ceremony. I began to fear that my flowers might wilt, but then the joyous assistant came softly to me, and whispered that I should follow...
...Alfred E. Vellucci, the choice of East Cambridge and the nemesis of Harvard, disclosed the plot at last Monday's City Council meeting. Someone is tearing up the brick sidewalks in East Cambridge, and carting the bricks off to an unknown destination, Vellucci said, "Those bricks are worth a lot of money...
Though he refrained from open charges, Vellucci hinted at possible recipients of the stolen goods: "I've seen a lot of nice brick patios in the Harvard community lately...