Word: michaels
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...mother's house and carried the fuel oil upstairs for her. He scrubbed her floors once a week. He took her to Mass on Sunday mornings and bought her an ice-cream cone on Sunday afternoons. He was a gentle father to his two sons, Michael and Peter Jr., and was often seen taking them to Spot Pond Zoo. In his years as a boilermaker in a little, echoing, dimly lit tank works, he never missed a day of work...
When toastmaster Michael J. Neville, a former May-of or Cambridge, Started the introductions, Carr Joined a trickle of "personal friends" heading for the exist. My friend explained that a professional politician has go to hundreds of similar affairs. When Kennedy was running last fall, he said, sometimes he went to five a day. A Mr. O'Rourke, across the table, said that the Republicans were very poor at banquet throwing. A man got a judgeship a few months ago and they couldn't get 500 out at $5 a plate...
...Michael Mary, General Masters, also has a difficult role. The transition from the hard, world-wise crynie of the first act to the man with a past of blazing idealism is a difficult one, and I am not sure that the play fully explains it. Mabry, however, skillfully controls Master's staccato efficiency and constrained pleading with the general. For Masters to be clear, we must see him as one who flight his causes with objective, calculating tactile, rather than the more burning idealism of Benson, the state department official who has been subpoenaed before a Congressional investigating committee...
Carl J. Friedrich, professor of Government, Michael Maccoby '54, CRIMSON president, and Louis B. Lyons, curator of Nieman Fellowships, will discuss "The Responsibilities of a Newspaper in a Free University" at the Dunster House Forum in the House Dining Hall tonight...
...Michael Maccoby and George S. Abrams, CRIMSON president and managing editors, have a series of 16 pictures taken within the Soviet headquarters by photographer John B. Loengard, Monday. Copies of these were loaned to Life Magazine yesterday...