Word: rothmans
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...apartment building's owner, George Rothman of Newton, said yesterday, "I don't understand these people who want to preserve the building. It's in deplorable condition, looks like a sore thumb and putting in a more modernistic building would enhance the neighborhood's value...
...half of the BU game on Saturday must surely have recoiled upon awaking to the half-baked family jokes and TV tunes of our once-distinguished family of musicians. Cut the shit, band or find a new home! We remember when! Bob O'Brien '74/5 Tom Kimmell '74/5 Larry Rothman '74/5...
...with only $30, he opened a tiny tobacco shop in Johannesburg. After World War II he borrowed enough from friends and banks to buy an unused flour mill and two cigarette-making machines. Soon he was nearly broke. Rupert staved off disaster in 1948 by persuading London's Rothman of Pall Mall to allow him to make and market its brands (Pall Mall, Consulate) in South Africa. Five years later he bought out Rothman for about $2,000,000. Since then he has ventured beyond tobacco road. He now produces some of South Africa's finest wines...
...suspect that those decision-makers will take action upon this singular ples. What we hope for is a show of concern on the part of the greater academic community who must certainly sympathize with our reaction to this blatant inconvenience. Jeffrey D. Cohan '74 Larry P. Rothman...
Depraved Man. Such measures were quite revolutionary compared with what preceded them, as David Rothman, an associate professor of history at Columbia University, documents in this tightly focused study of the treatment of "deviant" behavior in Jacksonian America. During the colonial and post-Revolutionary periods, older ideologies had prevailed. Then it was held that deviance was caused by the depraved nature of man, not society. God had so ordained, and John Calvin so maintained. Punishments did not so much fit the crime as the criminal. A man of property would usually be fined; a man without property was whipped. Since...