Word: richardson
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...minority recruitment program may have a random quality because of this division of responsibilities among alumni and staff members. Brad Richardson, a Harvard admissions officer since 1969, says that of the roughly six weeks he spends on the road recruiting each year, he does some minority recruitment work "just about every day. For example, every school in Miami where I recruit has a certain number of blacks and Spanish-speaking people, so you're bound to run into some of those kinds of people there...
...Miami-Bahamas run for as few as three days. Worldwide, there are somewhere around 75 cruise ships in service. Since a first-class liner costs at least $75 million to build from scratch, fleet owners customarily renovate aged vessels, packing them with tiny staterooms. The General W.P. Richardson, originally intended to carry troops, is now in its sixth incarnation as Eastern Steamship Lines' Emerald Seas...
Also on leave will be James E. Richardson, assistant professor of English Literature, Aleksandr M. Nekrich, research fellow in the Russian Research center, and Morton J. Horwitz, professor...
...There's a lot of politics involved in the Harvard varsity football program," Richardson asserted before defending champion Eliot House victimized his team. "The system here doesn't run purely on talent; you'll often find discontented guys with a lot of ability, who never got a real shot on the varsity level, playing intramurals because they know deep down inside that it's their last shot at organized ball...
Spectator attendance at the games has declined, according to Harvard intramural director Floyd Wilson, who supervises the contests. That doesn't matter to Adams House resident Tony Richardson, who plays for Mather. "I'm not out here for the glory, that's for sure, but I have utilized tackle football to foster comraderie with a great bunch of characters...