Word: travelling
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Tuesday. The Crimson is perfect at home thus far this fall, but the same can also be said for Harvard's road record. Harvard stands 2-0 in the former category, but 0-2 in the latter. After Cornell, the booters are idle until next Wednesday when they travel to Amherst...
Terrill's interest in China goes back to his undergraduate days in Australia. He took a leave of absence from college one year to travel in Europe, and while there decided the shortest route home was not the popular one through the Middle East, but rather through Asia...
After considerable pestering, he said this week, he finally received permission from a Chinese consulate in Eastern Europe to travel home through the country...
...would authenticate her oral history and rediscovered a rich cultural history that had been lost, along with his family's name, in slavery. Following the publication of his first book, The Autobiography of Malcom X, Haley began a 12-year quest which included over half a million miles of travel across three continents to find the name of his first known African ancestor, "Kunte Kinte," and the exact location of his family village, Juffure, in West Africa, now Gambia; that ancestor had been kidnapped in 1767, shipped to Maryland, and sold to a Virginian planter. The first black American...
...youngsters as mountains go. While most Eastern rivers flow south and east and empty into the Atlantic, the New meanders north, cuts through the mountains and empties into the Ohio and Mississippi drainages. For centuries, in fact, it served as a highway for early Americans seeking to travel from East to West. Stone axes, arrowheads and other artifacts found along its banks have been dated back at least 8,000 years before the birth of Christ...