Word: simpson
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...there would just drive me nuts," he says. "The patient population depressed me to the point that I thought the earth was about to blow up and turn into fire. It really bothers me to take care of people who are just totally degenerate about their lives." Says Paul Simpson, 29, a resident at Massachusetts General Hospital: "In reality, you're not doing anything for people. They need social and psychological rehabilitation just as much as they need medical care...
...number of women accepted at the Law School for 1971-72 has already increased by about three per cent over this year, according to Russell A. Simpson, director of admissions. Simpson foresees the possibility that the total percentages of women accepted by March will constitute 15 per cent of the student body...
...Simpson said that the ratio of women who turn down Harvard in lieu of other law schools is "no higher than that of men," and that many women who refuse Harvard "do not go to law school...
After watching television some nights, Red Simpson, a 56-year-old Florida cattle rancher, stars in a private little drama of his own. In the classic tradition of the video western, Simpson moseys out to his faithful Jeep and for several hours rides the range of Osceola County in search of rustlers. Cattle raising, long overshadowed by Florida's famous beach resorts, is big business in the Sunshine State, where the first stock was brought in by Ponce de León in 1521. Today almost a quarter of all Florida's acreage is grazing land...
...Crimson freshmen also ran away with their meet, losing only two events and sweeping three. Leon Sharpe, Joe Madden, and Dick Simpson were the three top finishers in the long jump, and Joe L?combe, John Ward, and Austin O'Connor scored Harvard points in the high jump...