Word: tourists
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...most locals welcome the invasion, which should provide a $10 million boost to the battered economy. "The students are a huge shot in the arm," says Mayor Bob Pinkerton. "We're trying to help them, not hang them." Agrees Tourist Bureau Publicist Dick Bushnell: "Maybe Lauderdale doesn't need...
...name card? Where are we? Claudia Cardinale was a stunning sight in a tailored black-and-white-striped suit. Peter Ustinov moved grandly about, with all the bearing and intonation of one of his best-known characters, Inspector Hercule Poirot. "I can't believe it," said an awed American tourist as she gawked around the lobby of the Kosmos Hotel. "This could be Hollywood." Or, the way things are these days, it could be Moscow -- and, of course...
Cohen, who is in his fifth year as president of the Harvard Square Business Association, is known for touting the city as a tourist attraction. He helped create Cambridge Discovery, a city tourist service that runs the information booth next to Out-of-Town News...
...Every little English village has a wonderfully equipped tourist center, so why shouldn't Cambridge have one?" said Charlotte Moore, the executive director of Discovery. Moore presented the idea for Discovery to Cohen who enthusiastically backed her proposal, she said...
...also an awful mess, a killing field. The peaceable kingdom is dung covered and bone littered, its graceful life subject to sudden violent extinctions. A high turnover. Life is to be stalked and slain, almost abstractly, and ingested. These days, the death is also to be photographed. The tourist minibuses cluster around a cheetah kill. The late 20th century forlornly suckles on the Pleistocene. The whites popping through the roofs of the vehicles like blossoms from a vase will glare at one another with the hatred of one whose dream has been interrupted...