Word: toe
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...each today seems to have found tenuous public acceptance. Out of the black box and darkroom came what may really be the vital art of the moment. Out of the spiritualist's dim salon has emerged what may prove to be tomorrow's scientific revolution. In reaching a toe-hold, each discipline has sacrificed a measure of color and excitement: gone are the horrific lantern shows of the early photographer-magicians, gone too the emphasis psychic investigators once placed on communication with disembodied spirits from the "other side." Art photography graces a hundred glossy magazines on a million polished coffee...
...Toe, Ankle, and Virus...
There will be three doubtful Crimson starters for today's game. Abi Azikiwe, the left halfback who has improved with every game, sprained a toe in the B.U. game and might not play today. The same situation exists for right wing, Gerry Montero, but this ankle could be more serious. And left wing Scott Robertson, last year's high scorer, has been out this week with a virus and could join Azikiwe and Montero on the sidelines...
...some critics, however, the school's moves into new fields is still mere toe-dipping. Many feel that the traditional Harvard Law approach needs modification. Not surprisingly, the students themselves file many of the most damning complaints; last year their organized gripes sparked the forming of a student-faculty committee. It has still to submit specific proposals, but this year, in response to the committee, second-year students for the first time do not have any required courses...
...honest, the picture may not be entirely gray. Last year we had a series of second-rate Be-Ins which could blossom into something this year. Furthermore, hippies got a toe-hold in Cambridge real-estate when James Calvert '67 bought a store-front on Mt. Auburn Street and turned it into an exotic coffee-house, restaurant called El Diablo...