Word: palmers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...request was granted on the condition that the cafe control the crowds that gather outside its doors and in the Palmer Street alleyway, said Richard V. Scali, acting chair of the Cambridge License Commission...
School may be out for the summer for Harvard athletes, but the palmer-Dixon tennis courts are still alive with the sound of tennis balls thwacking, thanks to the Harvard Junior Tennis Camp...
...Onie Palmer, whose home was damaged during a drug raid, settled a lawsuit for $3 million...
This commitment to extreme emotion -- combined with a lyrical sense of Australian landscape, whose appearance in art Boyd played a large role in re- creating, and an enthusiasm for allegory and biblical narrative resembling Samuel Palmer's -- suffused his work for the next 30 years. Naturally, this made Boyd seem provincial, against the dominant currents of international abstract art. Then came the '80s, and with them a figurative revival -- conducted, for the most part, by shallow rhetorical artists, media- hypnotized Americans and hot-'n'-heavy Germans. But Boyd, unlike Georg Baselitz and other cultural sausagemakers, didn't have ministries...
...years in uniform, cost about $250,000 a graduate. ROTC costs about $60,000 apiece and usually requires a four- or five-year hitch. OCS costs about $25,000 each, and its service obligation varies. The academies cost more because each is a "four-year- immersion experience," says David Palmer, retired three-star Army general and West Point superintendent from 1986 to 1991. "That's very different from ROTC, where you put on a uniform once a week and spend one summer training...