Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Flowers from the University Florest, a meal ticket from the University Luncheonette, a Harvard scarf from J. August, stationary from Bob Slate's a book from the Harvard Book Store, a record from Briggs and Briggs, tickets from the Brattle Theater, perfume from the Coop, and cigarettes from Philip Morris Company" were the gifts accompanying the title of Miss Cliffe...
Whereas, at Harvard, ticket sales will be their lowest for any game in the season, and whereas the game itself is one that must be won, not so much for the sake of winning, but almost to hold "face," at Tufts, it is all Arlanson can do to remember he has a game with Bowdoin Saturday...
Defense Rests. In Spring Lake, Mich., miffed at getting a speeding ticket that cost him $28.85, Norman DeVecht spotted a police car parked behind the city hall, was scheduled for another arraignment after he ripped off its siren, stop sign and red warning light, twisted a windshield wiper, bent a spotlight mounting, dented the roof...
...problem is in the works-an "Evaluation Service for Foreign Graduates," due to begin soon under the auspices of the A.M.A. and other U.S. medical bodies. The idea: to cull the foreign crop by examining medical graduates on their own campuses abroad before they even buy a ticket...
There were cheering crowds and welcoming broadcasts for the arriving travelers. The Boston Symphony Orchestra came to Leningrad last week-the first Western symphony to appear in the Soviet Union. Every Leningrader with enough influence to get his hands on a ticket (12-40 rubles - $3-$10) or enough money to pay scalpers' prices (hundreds of rubles) was inside the gold, ivory and plush Philharmonia Hall. Thousands of others heard the music over the radio...