Word: nelsons
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...questionnaire was not supposed to be a scientific sampling of students,"said Alan T. Nelson, the North House tutor who sponsored the poll as a take-off point for a non-credit seminar on dorm relationships. Only one-sixth of the questionnaires were returned but, he said, "some trends were clear...
...most loyal support for Nixon's idea of revenue sharing came from two Republicans who were Nixon's rivals at the Miami Beach convention in 1968-New York's Nelson Rockefeller and California's Ronald Reagan. Rockefeller's political estimate of Congress differed from that of his colleagues. Because the cities are teetering on the edge of going broke, Rockefeller predicted that "toward summer, Congressmen from our big cities will have a very strong change of heart." Reagan, like the others, favors revenue sharing as a new source of funds for the states...
Meanwhile Yale had been sliding a bit. Olympians John Nelson and Phil Long graduated in January, and last the Elis lost a dual meet for the first time since...
Mark Faller fought to a 3-3 draw at 177 pounds. Starr, 15-2-2 for the year, then clinched the match. "He just stood up and I split his legs to take him down. " the sophomore ace said. He then moved into a "half Nelson," the referee's hand thumped the mat and Starr hopped up flashing the victory sign to the crowd. The delighted gathering of 250 roared and Harvard's best season was history...
...director Michael Bennett has blended the dance steps of two generations, and Jonathan Tunick's orchestrations switch constantly from the Busby Berkeley sound to that of Mahler. Most important of all, the cast is filled with show business old-timers (prominent among them are Alexis Smith, Dorothy Collins, Gene Nelson Yvonne De Carlo, Ethel Shutta, Mary McCarty, Fifi D'Orsay and Ethel Barrymore Coh), all of whom are at once wonderful...