Word: patly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Pat Daly would be nowhere without his blow dryer...
Although football season is seven months away, Harvard reserve quarterback Pat Daly already has his wristbands picked out for next fall's campaign. ECAC Standings DIVISION ONE (as of 2/14/78) 1. Boston University 16-0-0 2. Cornell 10-4-1 3. Boston College 12-6-0 4. Clarkson 11-6-0 5. New Hampshire 11-7-0 6. Brown 10-6-1 7. HARVARD 9-6-0 8. R.P.I. 6-7-0 9. Providence 7-9-1 10. Northeastern 7-9-1 11. Yale 9-12-1 12. Dartmouth 7-10-0 13. Vermont...
...Brown candidacy may not satisfy traditional liberal Democrats, who else is there? It is difficult to take Pat Moynihan, who periodically sounds like a candidate, seriously as a Carter challenger. Moynihan's flamboyant style is simply too many provincial and potentially too offending to too many voters for him to fare well outside the industrial Northeast. Moreover, his belligerence against the Soviets and Third World countries during his stint as United States U.N. ambassador under Gerald Ford and his recommendation of "benign neglect" toward blacks while serving as a White House adviser to Richard Nixon, make him the antithesis...
EXPECTING. Julie Nixon Eisenhower, 28, who is writing a biography of her mother, Pat Nixon; and David Eisenhower, 29, who is finishing a book on his grandfather, Dwight D. Eisenhower; their first child; this summer. The baby will be the first grandchild for former President Nixon...
...drawings, and to see them in the context of work by his more gifted students is to be reminded of the difficulties of attribution. They imitated just what, one would think, was inimitable in his style: Ferdinand Bol, for instance, got Rembrandt's quick hooking line down so pat that he reproduced it unconsciously. They could not, however, approach the beautiful, sure clarity with which Rem brandt set down, in a few streaks and slashes of bistre, a windmill facing the estuary from an old bulwark of Amsterdam. Nor could they rival the depth of Rembrandt's grasp...