Word: mailings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Bundie jumped behind a corner of the building and cautiously watched the fellow walk ponderously past the University Mail Office. Biff stayed carefully hidden until the fat man had disappeared behind Thayer North. Then he began tailing the stranger, dashing from one hiding place to the next, always just staying out of sight...
There is the official mail- handled by an office on Park Avenue, staffed by eight letter answerers. And there is the fine-mesh social screening to keep out the good-cause riders and the self-promoters, and let through the people who are interesting and amusing and attractive and can be counted on not to take advantage. This screening process is the job of her inner circle, presided over by her younger sister and closest friend, Lee Radziwill...
...editorial in the current issue of The New Republic argues that the office may become "little more than a public relations and mail-answering organization" because James Vorenberg '49, professor of Law and the Director of the office, runs it on a "unique one-day-a-week basis...
Last year I was the only sports writer in the western hemisphere to pick the Baltimore Orioles and the Philadelphia Phillies, and on Sept. 1, I was waiting for my world series tickets to arrive in the mail. I honestly wasn't too surprised when the Yankees rallied, but the collapse of the Phillies left me a bit shaken...
...Monday morning, a mere 20 per cent of just over 6700 aspirants for admission will receive good news in the mail. The Admissions Office expects that 84 per cent--about 1160--of those accepted will decide to come to Harvard. Aiming for another class of 1200, the staff will then fill it out with about 40 selections from the 200-member waiting list and applications too late to be considered in the regular meetings...