Word: mid-march
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Schwenk, who took a semester off last year to work at a school for the mentally retarded, says he will hitchhike to Miami in mid-March...
...British-having been informed by three lately deposed Royal Governors that large Loyalist forces were ready to fight for the King-originally planned to launch their southern campaign near Wilmington, North Carolina. General Clinton arrived off Cape Fear with a small force in mid-March. But Commodore Parker's larger supporting fleet was delayed for two months, partly because of bad winds. By the time the two joined in May, the main Loyalist forces in North Carolina, some 1,800 kilt-wearing Scots colonials led by Allan Macdonald, had been long since routed by Patriot militia in the battle...
...Angeles-area officials have attempted to repeal or modify the program. The California department of transportation seems determined to prove that the diamonds are forever. The department proudly claims that it now takes at least two minutes less to drive 12.5 miles of freeway than it did before mid-March. California motorists concede that this may be true. But they point out that it now takes longer than ever to get onto the freeway and into the lanes...
...mid-March Brown chancellor Charles H. Tillinghast disbanded a search committee composed of students, faculty and corporation members and turned the selection decision over to a committee including only corporation members. He formed a seven-member student committee to serve in an advisory role...
...department's mid-March resolution grew from a conflict that erupted a week before with dissemination in Gund Hall of a newspaper account of remarks Kilbridge made in Seattle, Wash., in mid-February. That account, challenged by the dean but substantiated by two witnesses, quoted the dean as saying faculty members "generally stop learning...