Word: signeteer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...place is the Signet Literary Society--or Siggy as its members affectionately refer to it--and for the last 116 years in its quaint yellow cottage on Dunster Street has been a better gathering place for some of the Harvard intelligentsia, than Ticknor Lounge, and yes, even better than Adams House...
...mission specialist on last week's flight, Resnik was supposed to help take photographs of Halley's comet, among other tasks. She was also carrying a signet ring for a nephew and a heart-shaped locket for a niece. "I think something is only dangerous if you are not prepared for it," she once said of space travel, "or if you don't have control over it or if you can't think through how to get yourself out of a problem." For Resnik, danger was simply another unknown to be mastered...
...Thursday--The Audit Bureau of Circulation reports that the Harvard Independent's circulation has soared to 467,000 a week. Headlines in today's issue include: "Giant Slime Monster Living in Charles," "Axe-Wielding Cliffie Trashes A.D. 'Bimbo Party,"' and "Cokehead Cannibal Feasts on Signet Snoots." Says Indy Editor-in-Chief Kristin Amerling '87, "We're trying to get permission from Dean Jewett to start up Wingo...
...Angeles is a non-city so you turn to drinking and drugs and ask when can I get out," Arthur L. Kopit '59 told members of the Signet Society last night...
...Kopit, a Signet Society alumnus himself, is currently writing a novel, a musical version of "The Phantom of The Opera," and the pilot show for a possible NBC miniseries about veterinary hospitals. The TV series would "look like Mass General, except the open heart surgery is done on gorillas," he said...