Word: ticketeer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Cooch Owen stood at the ticket window at 60 Boylston Street yesterday trying to decide how many ticked to buy for the ECAC "? this weekend," I might just buy two for my parents or I might buy ten for my friends for Saturday night." Cooch said to freshman coach Tim Taylor. "It's a tough decision. There might be a little accident on Friday night. You can never tell about this team...
There aren't any undergraduates who can remember seeing a victory over Cornell at Harvard, and judging from the ticket sales, they want to see one pretty badly tonight...
...companies, which calculate their present profit at only 1? per gal. of gasoline, will raise prices soon in Europe and Japan, probably by an average 1.5? per gal. Last week gasoline prices in West Germany went up by 2? per gal. for regular and 1? for high-octane gasoline. Ticket prices may rise for London omnibuses, and Britain faces the uncomfortable prospect of paying $600 million more for imports by 1975 because of higher oil prices. American consumers will be little affected for now because the U.S. gets only 3% of its oil from the Middle East. But if Venezuela...
...according to Harvard ticket manager Gordon Page, only about 50 students will risk their wallets to make the long trek to one of Boston's seedier parts to witness the mismatch...
Most of the liberal luminaries in the Senate have been reluctant to take strong and effective stands against the war. Senator Muskie endorsed the Johnson war strategy by running on the 1968 Democratic ticket with Hubert Humphrey. Senator Kennedy, embroiled in his own personal and political problems, has been cautious in his criticism until very recently. Senator Fulbright, a lonely and powerful figure, has too often let his towering ego conflict with his political duty...