Word: sun
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Absence is a good play by the talented Douglas Turner Ward. Black Cast, fresh from the excellent Amen Corner at the Loeb, performs at Quincy Dining Hall, Fri, Sat. and Sun...
...William Alfred, professor of English. These plays are not just historical oddities--they've been turned into effective drama in their own right, and are funny, obscene and moving as well as intellectually interesting. At St. John's Chapel, Episcopal Divinity School, 99 Brattle St., Fri., Sat. and Sun...
Watergate Trial Defendant John Ehrlichman looked more chipper than he had in weeks. Asked why by a reporter, he replied: "Well, the sun is shining, it's a beautiful day." Even Ehrlichman joined in the laughter as newsmen suggested a more apt explanation: Federal Judge John J. Sirica had just revealed that Richard Nixon would not be able to testify before the trial is expected to end. Sirica's announcement was based on the findings of three court-appointed physicians who had examined Nixon, as well as the records of his ailments, in California...
...extremists retaliated by throwing fire bombs into several Irish-owned shops, homes and pubs. Lesser but ugly incidents are commonplace. At Charing Cross subway station, a man who had tried to squeeze onto a crowded train was manhandled when other passengers discovered he was Irish. Headlined the raucous tabloid Sun...
...typify the young people we met. Most of them seemed closer to Mao's basic quotation on youth, cited in the course of our stay by about a dozen different speakers, each of them evidently pleased with himself for having thought of it. "Young people are like the sun at seven or eight o'clock in the morning," it says...