Word: quarterlies
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...cross the Hudson. The sad truth is that for most of its millions, New York is an increasingly unfavorable habitat. Within the past two to three years, rents on noncontrolled apartments have risen as much as 100%-with hikes of 40% and 50% common. Still, 800,000 units, a quarter of the city's dwellings, are listed as substandard. Replacing them would be a task equal to rebuilding two-thirds of blitz-shattered London, and several of the impoverished ghettos are as big as medium-sized cities. Traffic is scarcely better; every day 3,500,000 people crowd into...
...there limits to the problems technology has created; traffic jams and noise, air and water pollution do not stop at the city line. In part, the problem is one of insensitive institutions. A city welfare department may have been well equipped to han dle the demands of a quarter-century ago, but almost all are handicapped by today's huge caseloads...
...second quarter, the score was 4-1, and the Crimson reserves played most of the second half. Getchell was able...
...Quaker corner back saved the Penn victory in the fourth quarter by intercepting two passes to end Tiger drives. He also returned four Princeton punts for 76 yards. Two of the returns set up field goals and one led to a touchdown...
...Bruins could only bring 13 men for the contest because the Brown varsity was playing a crucial game against undefeated Springfield. Shuffling their players at every opportunity, they managed to contain the Crimson offense for the first quarter, but the Harvard passes started to click in the second period...