Word: michaels
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...board will take office at the beginning of the spring term in February, 1954. The outgoing members of the Executive Board are: President, Michael Maccoby '54; Managing Editor, George S. Abrams '54; Business Manager Francis M. V. Cahouet '54; Editorial Chairman, Mihon S. Gwirtzman '54: Photographic Chairman, Frederic Gooding, Associate Managing Editor, Ronald P. Kriss; and Advertising Manager, Jean-Picrre Boas...
...insists on writing all his speeches himself (about 150 a year), in his own fine hand. He has a research and secretarial staff and a personal theologian, an Irish priest named Michael Browne, but, as in the days when he was a "library mouse," the Pope loves to do his own research. He will not trust a secretary to verify a quotation. Unlike his predecessor (who locked it in a closet), Pius XII uses his telephone constantly; he has a one-way line-no one can dial the Pope...
Charm School. In Paterson, N.J., filing a suit for separate maintenance, Mrs. Frances Constantino complained that her husband Michael, attempting to make her lose 55 lbs., had rationed her food, made her swim until she was exhausted, insisted that she take a five-mile hike every day for a month...
Peter Hugens '57 and classmate Michael Durham had just left a Boston bar on Summer Street at closing time when three men, with whom they had recently been talking, followed Hugens and jumped him unexpectedly while Durham walked on a few paces ahead. Durham immediately ran into the middle of the street looking for help. He eluded the men as they chased him and stopped the first cab he found...
Under Mr. Patterson the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra combined spirit and inaccuracy to sound like a typical group of musical amateurs. The strings often played out of tune in both the Messiah and Corelli's Christmas Concerto. Vigorously conducted by Michael Greenebaum '55, the concerto showed off Pierian's excellent first desk players, but they were hampered by the in-accuracies of those behind them...