Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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According to Frank O. Lunden, Department of Athletics Ticket Manager, the new system is designed to prevent difficulties that arose last year. Students who failed to pick up their football tickets and athletic cards on the proper day were often unable to get their cards back in time to apply for tickets to the next game...
...happy ending to this tragedy? Graham found his naked Mrs. Fraser, liberated her and was rewarded by a ticket of leave, i.e., conditional pardon, and ?10 for his trouble. Happiest of all, Mrs. Fraser and her rescuer were not misled by the romantic situation into any foolish notions about marrying, but blithely went their separate ways. Mrs. Fraser left Australia almost as quickly as she could put on some clothes and Graham followed as soon as he was allowed to take off his leg-irons...
Keeping the Record Straight. In El Paso, after Gerald A. Kimmer, hit by a motorcycle, was taken to a hospital with a broken leg, he got a traffic ticket for jaywalking...
Fifteen places remain for the second bus trip to the Stratford Shakespeare Festival this Sunday, the Summer School has announced. For $6.50 any student who makes a reservation at Mrs. Clouser's office in Greys Hall before noon tomorrow will get a round-trip ticket and an orchestra seat for the matinee performance of Merchant of Venice...
...keep it flying have zoomed 27% in the last six months alone. While most other industries have passed their costs on to consumers, the airlines have not. In two decades bus revenues per passenger-mile have gone up 27%, train revenues 42%. But a one-way, first-class plane ticket from New York to Chicago has edged up only 15? (to $45.10), is even cheaper on coach flights. Says United Air Lines' Vice President Robert E. Johnson: "We have held the price line to the last nickel; but we cannot keep on holding it when we are conspicuous among...