Word: reede
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...DONNA REED SHOW (ABC, 8-8:30 p.m.). Guest Stars Willie Mays, Don Drysdale and Leo Durocher appear in "Play Ball," doing just that as ringers in a baseball game between doctors and college freshmen...
...petition for late parietals this weekend was presented to the Masters by H. Reed Ellis '65, chairman of the Harvard Council for Undergraduate Affairs. Ellis had asked that the "unusual and special situation of a football game before classes, with no planned activities in the evening" be considered an exception to the rule...
This movement has recieved its greatest expression at small liberal arts colleges such as Reed, Swarthmore, Antioch, and Oberlin. Riesman notes that a far larger proportion of their graduates become academicians than do Harvard graduates. The orientation of Harvard seniors to academic careers is symptomatic of a national cultural change in which Harvard has been rather laggard...
...generation of Americans that grew up hi-ho-ing with Silver, the show's theme music, the galloping part of the William Tell Overture, will always be more Ranger than Rossini. And Rimsky-Korsakov's Flight of the Bumblebee inevitably conjures up visions of Brit Reed, alias the Green Hornet, who when adventure-bound was trailed by a string orchestra playing his tune. Do-Gooder Brit also had the only automobile on radio that ran on wasp power. The Hornet is one of the few oldies to show his age. "Sufferin' snakes!" he blurts, "that...
...outward signs of welcome, Tomás was taking no chances. "One bullet for the President now will be worth 25,000 later." was the terrorist slogan, and Tomas was accompanied everywhere by 58 security cops armed with machine pistols. Last week, as the President cruised along the reed-grown shores of Lake Nyasa and contemplated the 20-mm. Oerlikon cannon at his vessel's bow, he aptly expressed his nation's position. "I find great pleasure," Tomás proudly told his naval aides, "in crossing these Portuguese waters...