Word: peres
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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This allegation was untrue: Mr. Higonnet pere had not rendered Professor Landes this or any other service, in any connection. The article thus defamed Professor Landes by implying that his actions were so improperly influenced, and maligned Professor Higonnet by implying that his professional recognition was, in part, attributable to such influence. The Crimson, on complaint by Professor Landes, removed the Commencement issue from the stands and published a retraction in its issue of December 19, 1972, along with a rectificatory statement by Professor Landes, which was then mailed to seniors of the Class of 1972 and Commencement guests...
...Peter, now 37 and a sculptor living in Rome, remembers Dad differently. "Sometimes it was very frustrating to be a subject and to be seen through his eyes and not in the way I thought I was," he explains. Now Peter has countered with a sculpture of Rockwell pere that would never make the cover of the Saturday Evening Post: a bronze head with a gaping hole in it. Along with 35 other sculptures, including a realistic representation of Norman, it is part of Peter's current...
...about me is arrant falsehood. He writes that the father of my colleague Patrice Higonnet helped me gain access to important French archives and he implies that because of this alleged assistance I supported Professor Higonnet's appointment to a permanent post in the Department of History Mr. Higonnet pere has never helped me in any connection, so that I cannot possibly have been in fluenced by his favor to support the appointment of his son, as The Crimson itself recognizes...
...market. From midnight to dawn it was the heart of Paris as well as the belly, as farmers trundled in with their bounty, chefs and grocers arrived to buy it, and prostitutes and pickpockets merged for different kinds of commerce. Such restaurants as Au Pied de Cochon, Le Pere Tranquille and Au Chien Qui Fume lured socialites in white ties as well as butchers in blood-spattered white smocks, often as the sun was rising. Left Bank intellectuals, statesmen, artists and American expatriates like Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald were all habitues of Les Halles' all-night eating...
...Jaime Gonzales and Alan Quasha captured the crucial fourth and fifth victories at number six and nine respectively. Gonzales, cheered at every point by his parents who had come from Puerto Rico for the match swept his contest in three games against captain Pere Singer...