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Boroff's main devices in illuminating the characters of the institutions he visits are the Meaningful Remark and the Significant Event. Always, when Boroff is trying to prove to a point, up pops "a pretty girl," "a usual observation," or "a symbol" to support him. This is not to say he is dishonest; but there is a great danger in treating an isolated remark or incident as typical of an entire institution...
...said last week that "the first I knew of this was when I read it in the CRIMSON," stated Wednesday that the "never went before the Committee on Undergraduate Solicitation. It was a decision that Mr. Trottenberg made himself, on a trial basis." Von Stade amended Watson's remark, adding that "Burke and McDonald were...
...Russian scheme to internationalize Berlin, in exchange for as yet undefined guarantees of Western access, he can relay a remark of President Kennedy's that should be appreciated by Khrushchev, famous for his similes. Said Kennedy to Gromyko: "You have offered to trade us an apple for an orchard. We do not do that in this country...
...long career as a Harvard administrator, Wilbur J. Bender left his remark on other areas besides admissions. It was he who developed the system Allston Burr Senior Tutors, and he who promoted House tutorial...
That quiet remark by Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg last week confirmed what much of the Metropolitan Opera's New York public had assumed all along: that the gold curtain would rise on schedule. After an angry salary dispute that had simmered for months, the Met management and the musicians' Local 802 agreed to submit their dispute to "binding arbitration"-with Goldberg as the arbitrator...