Word: strause
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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News item: Winthrop House outpoints Lowell, 1745 to 1411, to capture its second successive Straus Cup. Interpretation, How to Win The Straus Cup Without Really Trying...
Winthrop goes on to lose the game by one, but all is not lost. At the Straus Cup dinner, Dawes receives the Brian Bolwell Award for lack of alertness and general mental lethargy, while Crimmins and Gostylo share the Benedict Arnold Award...
Winthrop did, of course, win some championships: A and B squash, B and coed volleyball, ice hockey, wrestling and fencing. In addition, the coed touch football team completed its third consecutive undefeated season. Final Straus Cup Point Standings Winthrop 1745 Lowell 1411 Eliot 1329 Quincy 1086 Kirkland 1061 Mather 922 North 916 Currier 821 Leverett 678 Dunster 632 Dudley 617 Adams 568 South...
...John Weston '80, a government concentrator residing in Straus Hall, is a Canadian citizen from Vancouver, British Columbia...
...concludes Manhattan Psychoanalyst David Abrahamsen in Nixon vs. Nixon: An Emotional Tragedy (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $10.95), the latest entry in the burgeoning field known as "psychobiography.'' Psychobiographers seek to explain the lives of famous people by theorizing about their inner psyches. The best-known and most respected practitioner, Erik Erikson, subjected Luther and Gandhi to the treatment. Sigmund Freud once collaborated (with William Bullitt) on a job on Woodrow Wilson. By now psychobiography has become such a fad that last year an American Psychiatric Association task force recommended that psychiatrists avoid such projects unless the subjects...