Word: stoning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Those Who Love, Stone...
Every morning the crowd gathers out side the stone mansion at 3036 Calle French: matrons with flowers, shabby grandmothers with pleas for money, knots of angry, middle-aged men. "If Perón were in power, the poor people would not be suffering the way they do," complains one. "We want Perón," says another. "He's the only one who can save us." Then the talk breaks off. A white automobile drives up. A slender, sexy platinum blonde steps out, pausing in her swift walk to the door only to accept a bunch of flowers. "When will...
...came to New Zealand from their legendary oceanic island homeland in the 14th century, and the Scotch-English, who arrived in the 19th with the usual guns, Bibles and technological superiority. This, however, is no sad, simple story of savage innocence overwhelmed by progress. Miss Ashton-Warner grinds no stone axes against the bad white man. She does something a great deal more complicated and valuable; she sets in motion a sort of dance of language and imagery in which the childhood of the sophisticated race meets the stubborn memories of the aborigines in a celebration of life...
...Those Who Love, Stone...
Elections were then held for a new president, recording secretary, and corresponding secretary. Despite a suggestion from the floor that the Harvard Dramatic Club could not have a Radcliffe president, Honor Moore `67 was overwhelmingly elected. Victoria G. Traube `68 was chosen recording secretary and Francine L. Stone `68 corresponding secretary...