Word: representation
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Closed & Darkened. The effects of the strike reach far beyond the boundaries of the cities, where closed and darkened newsstands represent the job losses of 22,800 newspaper workers and 1,500 newsstand dealers. The cruise ships that haul sun-seeking tourists to West Indies souvenir shops are having trouble...
Sometimes, indeed, one wonders whether it is fair to most other student magazines to judge them alongside the Harvard Review. The Review, in essence, seeks the role of a Harvard community Daedalus. In so doing, it implicitly attempts to rise above the generality of student magazines into the league occupied...
Parker, 28, rowed for three years on the University of Pennsylvania varsity. He took up sculling after graduating in 1957 and won the national single sculls championship and a gold medal in the Pan-American Games in 1959. He repeated as national champion in 1960 and went on to represent...
Hence the value of Burke's, which is often called "the Englishman's Bible." Founded in 1826 by John Burke (whose son became Sir Bernard in time for the 17th edition), the book is a kind of Who Was Who that lists more than 150,000 names, and...
...MacArthur settlement, announced Monday, is actually quite a victory for the NCAA, and the college group has been noticeably more enthusiastic about it than the AAU. The NCAA got pretty much all it asked for--equal representation on the committee which rules on Olympic selections and an end to the AAU ban on Track and Field Federation meets. In return, the NCAA ended its boycott and agreed that the AAU should continue to represent the U.S. to the International Olympic committee. The later concession, however, is buffered by the NCAA's new status on the selection committee. The NCAA also...