Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Given this situation, the present student ticket policy is an anachronism. Unlike every other sport at Harvard, presentation of a coupon at the door is insufficient for admission. Only for the two big football games each year does a student have to exchange his coupon beforehand for a ticket, but they are assured sellouts, and seating poses a problem that doesn't exist for 89 per cent of the hockey games...
Already there has been talk of a Romney-Brooke ticket, which the Senator dismisses on the ground that he must first master his new job. Yet he is plainly on a path that goes beyond whatever personal summit he may reach. The achievements of Edward William Brooke will be as much a standard of a whole society's progress as they will be the measure of an individual who happens to be a Negro...
Riding six abreast on the jets replacing Eastern's piston planes, Air-Shuttle passengers get to buy a ticket and read their own newspaper. American's Jet Express, by contrast, offers two-class service, continental breakfast, $1 drinks after 11:30 a.m. and coffee any time - while matching the Shuttle with a $16 tourist fare and 16 daily flights...
Charles Untermeyer '68, Stephens's running mate, was elected vice-president. Paul Wagler '70, a member of Gaines's ticket, was elected operations director of the club...
...revenue. Left to their own devices, the professionals maintain, stockholders are not likely to sell the stocks and pay the tax; moreover the Government collects whenever fund managers sell off some shares to pay costs or make portfolio changes. The brokers, of course, are also sorry to lose "big ticket" business. The average swap-fund transaction involves $85,000 in stock and a $2,975 commission v. the average commission of about $80 for all transactions on the New York Stock Exchange...