Word: travelling
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Members last night ate twelve kinds of cookies, drank pink punch from the club's engraved silver punch bowl and signed up for activities ranging from children's parties to "cosmopolitan" evenings of armchair world travel...
After reporters trailed him on Wednesday, yesterday's Boston Globe reported Vellucci worked irregular hours for the department. Vellucci's primary duty for the $16,000 position involved the collection of back taxes for the state, requiring extensive travel in the Boston area, a tax department spokesman said yesterday. The job of mayor of Cambridge is part-time...
Tomorrow night, the varsity women (3-1) will travel to Ithaca to face Cornell, under the lights, on the polyturf at Schoellkopf Stadium. Starting time is an unusual...
Ironically, the price that Robeson paid for that vision was his own freedom to perform and travel as a man of all nations. In the heat of McCarthyism, the State Department began denying him visas to travel abroad to accept the performing offers that continued to pour in from around the globe. On June 12, 1956, he was called up before the House Committee on Un-American Activities and badgered about his ties to the Communist Party. America gave Robeson little peace in his last decade, and he had every right to turn bitter and resentful...
...glistening social observation, its luminous intelligence and its immense and varied cast. Among the principals: the incomparable Lizzie, a daydreamy beautiful loser, "punchball" for many lovers, whose flaws prove even more compelling than her easy virtue: "not just the claw marks on her chin, but her lines of travel, and of strain ... honourable scars from all the battles against her bad luck and her bad judgement." Connie Sachs, Circus Sovietologist beyond compare, "a huge, crippled cunning woman, known to the older hands as Mother Russia." Fawn, Smiley's recessive factotum and "scalp hunter"?professional killer; Craw, an old China...