Word: rushing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...bona fide American reporter from a major U.S. news organization been allowed to visit Communist China. But last week, in the wake of the American table tennis team's unexpected visit to the land of Chairman Mao, the Bamboo Curtain for correspondents finally parted a little, and the rush...
...shares, half for the firm and the remainder for its private stockholders, who are mostly officers and employees. The offering, which will probably be made in late May or early June, will represent 13% of the firm's equity. The move could well start a rush by other Wall Street firms to market some of their closely held shares to the public. Among the next likely to do so are Bache & Co., Reynolds & Co., Dean Witter & Co., Walston & Co. and F.I. du Pont, Glore Forgan...
...Court Building. According to eyewitnesses, the group had entered the courthouse as spectators, and when the Court adjourned for its noon recess, they sat down in the hallway and refused to leave until the Court ruled on the constitutionality of the war. The eleven, including Mark Lane, author of Rush to Judgement, were charged with illegal entry...
...spring rush, according to an exposé of the industry in the Boston Globe, the term-paper entrepreneurs expect to have produced 10,000 essays for a gross of $250,000. Several are setting up branches in other New England states, New York and California...
Harvard's goal were scored by Phil Zuckerman, Leif Rosenberger, and Bucky Hayes, with Cle Landolt getting an assist on Zuckerman's tally. The Crimson tended to rush things too much in an effort to play Cornell's game, and the results were bad. Harvard got off only 33 shots, and goalie Bob Rule was forced to make just nine saves, most of them routine...