Word: signed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...idea what he's in for." If not, the Senator has only to look around him. While campaigning in Louisville two weeks ago, he was confronted not only with placards bearing Mary Jo's name, misspelled as Kopechna, but also with a dummy of a female corpse and the sign KILLER...
...this season, there's an expansion team--the Concerned Cambridge Citizens--which shows no sign of winning the pennant, instead serving notice that after next spring training it may emerge a stronger squad...
...that time, the mores of two decades before were indeed antiquated For four years, Radcliffe students had debated the wisdom of sign-outs, with some saying that the public ledger would enforce morality (defined as not sleeping with a man), while others maintained it was a harbinger of a tight-reined past. Rosenblum says she cannot remember anyone considering sign-outs a moral issue. "We all thought it was sheer authoritarianism," she adds. Finally in the fall of 1969, the parietals and signouts suddenly disappeared...
When the two policemen and their colleagues emerged from the building at 497 Cambridge St., they had 11 unhappy people in tow--ten women and one man. And outside among the crowd of 200 was City Councilor Lawrence E. Frisoli, with his own personal "Ban Massage Parlors" sign...
...Horner. Burton I. Wolfman, administrative dean of Radcliffe and nominal secretary to the Committee says, "There haven't been any issues that the Presidents couldn't solve." Horner is less modest about this. "If President Bok and I are doing our various administratvie jobs well," she says, "a sign of a successful agreement is that the Joint Policy Committee...