Word: senior
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...indispensable to art journalism. As early as 1934 we ran color to support a story about American artists, including Thomas Hart Benton and Grant Wood. Since May 1951, Art has run color illustrations as a regular feature-1,413 color pages all told. "Black and white photography," says Senior Editor Cranston Jones, who is in charge of the Art section, "leaves out an essential element of the artist's statement...
...free-wheeling first period, Harvard opened up a 5-3 lead on some good heads-up play. Senior attackman Steve Neubert shoveled in a rebound amid a horde of white-shirted Bruins for the first goal, and seconds later. Tom Engel faked to his left and whipped a had 15-foot bullet past Brown's goalie for the second...
...Most Harvard junior faculty perceive a clear horizontal cut between junior and senior faculty." An exaggeration of the case. This is true at most universities and is not peculiar to Harvard. Senior faculty members everywhere are reticent in their familiarity...
...Graustein plan, there are approximately 260 junior faculty people--two-thirds as many. Theoretically, since there is an eight-year sequence, some 33 men will be in the final year at any time. Now if a man stays around 34 years, Some 11 men will retire from the senior faculty every year. Based on the period 1962 to 1965, 45 per cent of Harvard's tenure appointments go to Harvard junior faculty, or five of these 11. Therefore, five out of 33 get tenure, or 15 per cent...
...started well enough. Senior southpaw Jim McCandlish held Penn hitless for the first three innings while his teammates were collecting two tallies off the Quaker hurler, Marc Schoenfield. The big blows for Harvard were two long triples by Dan Hootstein and Pete Karegeannes, each of which would have been inside-the-park home runs except for the muddy outfield grass...