Word: splinteredness
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(3 of 3) "France cannot possibly accept this British behavior." But the shock waves have spread far beyond the Common Market. Britain, which only four months ago had such faith in Europe that it was ready to sunder its ties with the Commonwealth and with the European Free Trade Association...
A cast of 19 performed-21 were listed but two didn't show up. "You just never know about this sort of thing in a happening," shrugged Oldenburg. They staged 48 separate events, each a minute long. Everything was sort of idiosymbolic. A huge white tube of canvas came...
Dana L. Farnsworth, director of University Health Services, has ordered an emergency investigation into the snapping of fiberglass poles during Harvard's track season. Four of the light-weight poles have splintered in a "potentially dangerous" way in meets and practices since the beginning of the year.
Farnsworth said Sunday that "the danger of somebody becoming impaled" on a splintered pole was too great for the University to take. He added that he did not want to hurt the sport, but expressed fears that someone might be injured if Harvard did not take "appropriate precautions."
Originally the Common Market pledged itself to prevent the rise of the great industrial cartels that were the bane of prewar Europe. But now a different philosophy guides the Eurocrats. It is that the whole world is the coming market, and that for Europeans to win a larger share of...