Word: parkers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Group will tell the House subcommittee on Space. Science and Applications that "you can get a very large space science bang for the buck since the science is so well developed," Parker L. Coddington, Harvard's director of governmental relations and a member of the Group's steazing committee, said yesterday...
...withered in the middle of the Depression in 1936. Vanity Fair never reached more than 99,000 buyers, and it reportedly lost money for Publisher Condé Nast (1873-1942) in all save one of its 22 years. But it featured writing by Thomas Wolfe, T.S. Eliot, Dorothy Parker and P.G. Wodehouse and photographs by Edward Steichen and Alfred Stieglitz. In an indulgent appraisal in 1960, Cleveland Amory contended that Vanity Fair had been "America's most memorable magazine...
Harvard's Director of Governmental Relations Parker I. Coddington said yesterday that while he has not been closely tracking the proposal, he tends, "to think of it as not much of an actual threat...
...three coaches on the south side of the Charles yesterday had few complaints about the postponement. Said Boston University Coach Jack Parker why ask all the team bought hockey to come to the game on lousy weather...
...learned a lot playing in the Festival," Parker says. "He's not only a great player offensively, but he's become a great defensive player...