Word: needn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...does that square with his role as a breakfast-food pitchman? Describing his work as "just straight selling of good food," Richards says he has made it clear to General Mills that "I would never say anything in the ads I didn't believe in." The company needn't worry. Bob Richards starts every day with bacon, eggs and Wheaties, sometimes helps himself to a late-evening serving of the breakfast of champions...
...exemption list disguised as a program is not without point. The CP calls for these deferments to justify its main contention: that 2-S is really a good thing, that students shouldn't oppose, shouldn't renounce but rather hold onto their deferments. And students needn't feel guilty--the CP wants exemption for everyone. In addition, the CP justifies 2-S directly on two grounds...
Parseghian needn't have worried. In the first quarter, the savage Irish defense took out North Carolina Quarterback Danny Talbott, who limped off the field with a sprained ankle, then No. 2 Quarterback Jeff Beaver, who suffered a dislocated shoulder. Sticking to the ground in the face of a gusty 40-m.p.h. wind, Notre Dame's Hanratty sent Fullback Larry Conjar crunching through the line for a pair of touchdowns in the first and second quarters. Then, his injured arm soothed with cortisone shots, Hanratty delivered the bomb that the Irish fans had come to see. Down...
...Editorial, Photo, and Business. The first introductory meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the CRIMSON'S 14 Plympton St. town house. There will be tours for the curious, drink for the thirsty, plenty of lists for the compulsive joiners, and sparkling conversation for everyone else. You needn't blow an inheritance to get on the CRIMSON, nor need you be experienced. Come and see for yourself...
...needn't have. The 1960 bestseller (The Centurions) by Jean Larteguy described with a certain politico-military sophistication how French colonels, beaten in Indo-China, applied terrorist tactics to the struggle for Algeria. From this epic theme, Director Mark Robson has derived one of those big bad action pictures in which the explosions look frighteningly real but unfortunately don't kill off the actors fast enough...