Word: martinisms
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Martin Bander, a public affairs representative of Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). said last week, "The physicians [at MGH] who do come from foreign medical schools, tend to be chosen because they are the most superbly qualified...
...fund raising committee expects to raise several thousand dollars through activities it is sponsoring at Harvard within the next three months. These activities include a dance, a speaker series in January, and a house collection, Martin said...
...really surprised," Martin said, "that the response to our idea was so strong. We have found many people who are willing to do everything they can to help...
...NAACP has fought so many landmark court cases that brought us where we are now," Martin said. "Without them, where would we be? By protecting the NAACP, we're protecting our own rights," he added...
That is what Judge Martin B. Stecher of the New York State Supreme Court has done in a case involving Jim Bouton, a baseball pitcher turned TV sportscaster (and now TV series actor). In 1971 Bouton enlivened one of his news spots by taking an interview with Alex Webster, then the coach of the stumbling New York Giants football team, and running part of it backward on the air with no sound. Webster was not amused by the gimmick, which made him look like a demented Donald Duck. Claiming that he had been portrayed as a "dullard and a stupid...