Word: raymonds
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Columbia is essentially the same team that bushwacked Harvard on the trails of Van Cortlandt last year en route to a 9-4 season, the best in the history of the school. The squad will be led by second-year captain Raymond Fitzgibbon, with returning sophomore stars Paul Heck, Paul Lammert and Larry Hansen and senior Desi Foynes making the Lions a threat...
Somewhat reluctantly, Sampson revealed that no fewer than 21 people are now serving Nixon on their normal Government salaries, amounting to $450,000 a year. They include his personal maid and valet, as well as such well-paid aides as Ziegler ($42,500), Speechwriter Raymond K. Price Jr. ($40,000) and Secretary Rose Mary Woods ($36,000). In addition, all of the former Washington-based employees now assigned to Nixon draw $40 a day for meals and lodging. Sampson estimated that Secret Service protection of the ex-President will cost an additional $622,000 a year...
...Raymond Liggio, who treated Anderson after the July incident, told The Crimson in August that his examination showed Anderson's eye was struck by a blunt object. He said a pupil defect observed in Anderson's eye may indicate permanent damage to the optic nerve...
...expanded field of action for people in other fields. Such, at any rate, was the logic behind the changes made in June. The revamped HIID, in fact, seems to have been something of a pet idea of President Bok, who started the policy review that spawned it by appointing Raymond Vernon, Johnson Professor of International Business Management at the Business School, to look into ways in which the University's multiplicity of projects abroad in different disciplines could be consolidated into a co-ordinated structure...
...index of all issues on the American Stock Exchange has plunged 46%, and a popular average of over-the-counter stocks (those not listed on an exchange) has plummeted 54% (see chart). And this has occurred at a time when all other prices have been rising. Market Analyst Raymond F. DeVoe of Spencer Trask & Co. figures that share prices, adjusted for changes in the dollar's purchasing power, dropped 86% during the 1929-32 collapse (consumer prices were falling then, along with stocks). Between the end of 1968 (from which many traders date the present bear market) and last...