Word: treks
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...rain failed to mar a procession of University officers, alumni, and members of the Class of '73 around Harvard Yard into the Tercentenary Theater. However, the parade had a fitful start as the Classes of '93 to '22 began their trek early leaving Presidents Bok and Horner, the Overseers and guests of honor scrambling to catch...
...finally, skin flicks are simply a poor investment. At three to five bucks a head, only the wealthy can afford a steady diet of this kind of voyeurism. If you have a few dollars to spare, stick with the legitimate stuff. If you must get your jollies, trek over to Nini's and buy a book. It's cheaper; you won't even have to take the subway...
...intelligent officer (played by Kirk Douglas) from taking moral action. Because the dynamics of the military are merely extensions of politics, the film is an indictment of the general social situation it depicts as well. Kubrick's camerawork brilliantly expresses the varying cultural vacuums in which his characters trek, from the vertiginous ballrooms of the military elite to the squat squalor of the trenches. And the acting he evokes from a cast largely composed of has-beens and second-rates is exemplary...
Obviously Mr. Henry McGee (author of the article "The Greatest Show in the Universe" which appeared in Friday's Crimson) did not himself attend the New York Star Trek convention in February. If he had, he would know that Star Trek is returning -- in the form of a Saturday morning cartoon show. Blasphemy! I am glad that next year I shall be in Japan, where I can watch the re-runs instead. Sarah Thompson...
...crews, it carries 720 gal. of drinking water, more than 2,000 Ibs. of food and enough scientific and medical gear for months of experimentation. Both inside and out, it would make a splendid set for a movie like 2001: A Space Odyssey or the TV series Star Trek. But it is a real spacecraft called Skylab, which will soon become the U.S.'s first manned orbital space station...