Word: station
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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While most Harvard students are buried in the libraries trying to write term papers or catch up on the semester's reading, the folks down at Harvard's radio station, WHRB, are having an orgy. In fact, they are having 60 orgies...
...station kicked off its Winter Orgy Period Sunday with the traditional Warhorse Orgy--a selection of the most frequently performed classical music--and will end the period on the January 31 with the Sam Cooke Orgy...
...station's disk jockeys come up with their own ideas for the orgies and then submit the ideas for approval to theprogram director. Occasionally listeners will alsosend in suggestions for the orgies...
Sakharov and Bonner were instantly surrounded by foreign correspondents as the couple stepped off the overnight train from Gorky at 7 a.m. last Tuesday at Moscow's Yaroslavsky Station. For the next 35 minutes, Sakharov patiently fielded questions on the chilly platform. Remarkably, few police officers were in evidence. Usually, any public appearance by a Soviet dissident is well attended by uniformed and plainclothes police, who try to intimidate journalists and passersby. This time no attempt was made to disrupt the impromptu news conference. Nor was there any police stakeout at the couple's tiny seventh-floor apartment on Chkalova...
Though the United Democratic Front, the country's largest antiapartheid group, has organized a boycott campaign this Christmas to protest Pretoria's state of emergency, the minersqit week were far more interested in travel than in politics. At the Booysens train station in southern Johannesburg, 1,000 workers, some still in hard hats, others stripped to the waist, waited for three hours before the third-class carriages pulled in. A few dipped bread into tins of stew, washing it down with drafts of Lion beer and Viceroy brandy. Most were sprawled alongside mountains of suitcases and possessions, including sewing machines...