Word: rowe
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Philadelphia, Soprano Kirsten Flagstad (who spent the war in Nazi-occupied Norway) got an ovation and boos. Outside the Academy of Music, pickets paraded; inside, stink bombs went off, detectives battled hecklers, and a free-for-all flowered in the third row orchestra...
...Severn racecourse, unlike that on the Charles, is a tidal stream. Bolles said before leaving Cambridge that the crews would probably row with the tide leaving the starting line at about 8 o'clock...
...addition to two front-row seats to "Juno and the Paycock" on opening night, May 6, HDC will provide the newly-acquainted couple with dinner at the China House, dancing at the Oval Room of the Copley, and a chauffer who is prepared to double as chaperon, if the need should arise...
...What is it? The Harvard Dramatic Club has released this alluring shot of a mystery maid known only as "Miss Juno," and is offering an evening complete with dinner at the China House, dancing at the Copley, and two front row tickets to the opening performance of the club's "Juno and the Paycock," to the first lucky undergraduate who can identify the comely beauty...
They have, instead, a very tough row to hoe. When only one-eighth of an organization's membership shows up at regular meetings and only a quarter at elections, the implementation of any action program is formidably difficult. The awakening and solidification of the membership must therefore be a primary objective. Before the popular imagination can be captured, the imagination of the people who will lead the movement must be captured. Showmanship in accomplishing this should not be eschewed: well-publicized "big-name" speakers, well-drawn posters or handbills aimed at bringing indifferent members into activity, radio time-almost anything...