Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...major share of the Crimson's burden will fall on the shoulders of John McCluskey. Last week the senior quarterback completed seven of thirteen passes against Brown; for other teams, that would not be a particularly startling fact, but it was a superhuman effort in the eyes of Crimson fans. If McCluskey has a moderately successful day, and can complete a couple of long passes, Harvard will have the edge...
Indoor & Outdoor Sports. But Operation Match also produced more than its share of fun dates. At Harvard, a varsity swimmer and amateur astronomer was desperately looking for someone who 1) would time his laps in the pool, 2) be willing to wake up at 3 a.m. to watch comets with him. The computer digested his questionnaire, squeezed out just the right ticket-a lithe, auburn-haired Radcliffe girl who was "fed up with Harvard pseudo intellectuals," wanted someone who "enjoyed sports, both indoor and outdoor." They are now going steady...
Teen-age girls in San Jose, Calif., like teen-age girls anywhere, share books, boys, hair curlers, lipsticks and apparently eyebrow pencils. It all seemed innocent enough until two years ago when one girl returned from a trip to Mexico unaware that she had contracted trachoma-an infection that attacks the cornea of the eye and can scar it badly enough to cause permanent blindness. That single case of a disease relatively uncommon in the U.S. spread rapidly into an epidemic of 80. The virus, reported California's Dr. Phillips Thygeson last week, was transmitted by eyebrow pencils that...
...merger brokers. Business has seldom been better for these brokers; the number of mergers is rising, last year jumped to a record 1,797. The brokers - who thought up the largest share of these combinations - have a broad, objective view of the entire economy that enables them to make imaginative matches of companies in disparate industries. The middlemen may be blue-chip commercial bankers or account ants, such as Morgan Guaranty and Price Waterhouse, or management consultants or even public-relations...
Very Honorable. The goods badly need inspection. In 1963, only an insignificant 13% of East Germany's trade was with the West-and the poor quality of the goods must share much of the blame. A plant in the town of ZellaMehlis, for example, sent roller bearings to India, but had the whole shipment refused and returned because it was of inferior quality. A marine-engine factory in Magdeburg that makes cooling systems for export has gained a reputation for producing faulty equipment, including a shipment of engines that broke down shortly after arriving in Turkey...