Word: taxies
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...weather because only the rich junkies can score out of the rain stand beneath a blue neon sign that says Police Station #4, in a parka, soaking up the wet like a DuPont Cellulose sponge. Inside, the good guys are drinking coffee and munching doughnuts as you call a taxi...
...still your taxi hasn't come...
...Diving Competition: Unlike diving you're likely to see at the IAB, the purpose of this rainy day event is to stay out of the pool or rather the spray from passing taxi cabs and MBTA buses. Catch this action up close by Burr Hall as vehicles take the turn into Quincy Street leaving wakes up to eight feet...
DIED. Robert Lowell, 60, Pulitzer prizewinning poet whose introspective verse bared his own tortured confrontations with religion, mental illness and domestic problems; of an apparent heart attack; while en route by taxi from Kennedy International Airport to Manhattan (see BOOKS...
...early, Lowell seemed to thrive on middle age. He too had been humbled by madness-an experience he documented in Life Studies (1959)-but had survived to become America's most distinguished contemporary poet. When Lowell died last week of a heart attack in a New York City taxi at the age of 60, he was enjoying the acclaim that greeted his last book...