Word: nationalizes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Joseph M. Schwartz, a second-year student at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and a member of DSOC, said last night that the group believes any loans to South Africa "help to prop up" the economy of that nation and strengthen the apartheid system...
There is a delegate's voice in the background -- high-pitched, insulted and serious. He looks about 16 years old, is wearing a pinstripe suit and will someday be the ambassador to a small African nation. "That man isn't Elliot Richardson, it can't be," he whispers just a little too loudly. "He's an impostor. He hasn't answered one question straight yet." One of the U.N. organizers -- he is wearing a little badge with the VERITAS symbol superimposed on the U.N. symbol -- looks annoyed. It is a slow, shaky start...
...nation's oldest college litarary publication. The Harvard Advocate, elected Sarah V. Chace '80 as its first female president this week. Linda J. Bilmes '80 was elected the second female president of the Harvard Political Review...
...Kaplan centers in the United States and abroad. But this is the real McCoy (oops, Kaplan), and we later learn that Kaplan refuses to franchise his operation, continually flying across the country from center-to-center with the incessant drive and ambition that has made him the nation's test-prep messiah...
That, my friends, is the secret of the success of the nation's winningest hockey coach. B.U. captain Jack O'Callahan summed up the essence of Terrier hockey after last night's tilt: "Winning like this isn't good enough." The first-team All-American defenseman explained, "We've gotta push for perfection. That's what makes this program what it is. That's what makes Jack Parker such a great coach...