Word: summer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Their new militancy makes other citizens edgy, and it can be shrill. Hurling rocks and bottles and wielding a parking meter that had been wrenched out of the sidewalk, homosexuals rioted last summer in New York's Greenwich Village after police closed one of the city's 50 all-gay bars and clubs on an alleged liquor-law violation. Pressure from militant self-styled "homophiles" has forced political candidates' views about homosexuality into recent election campaigns in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Homosexuals have picketed businesses, the White House and the Pentagon, demanding an end to job discrimination...
...Koerner admits. so he just runs and runs to make up for it. He has had to take things easy this season because of an injury suffered a year ago that could flare up at any time. But he still worked out at least twice a day throughout the summer, giving him a jump on some of the other members of the team during the early part of the season...
...enjoy feeling power over myself. I like some of the people on the team, and I can't do anything else around here." he says. "I was going to quit running after my senior year, but I wanted to break 4:20 in the mile, so I ran all summer and I was hooked again. It goes in four-year cycles, and once you're trapped, you're trapped...
Demonstrators asked May why the maximum penalty for criminal trespass had been changed over the summer from a $20 fine to a $100 fine and a 30-day jail sentence, charging that this was an example of "how the courts serve Harvard's political ends...
...frustrations with the Loeb Drama Center. Fed up with what he considers the Loeb's non-theatrical organization, he organized "Harpo" as an ensemble theatre company independent of just about everyone except its audience. If the group is successful, Senclick hopes to run a repertory schedule this summer. and continue through the next year in a permanent theatre...