Word: visitant
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...with athletics is size. But no matter. Her voluptuous, 6-ft. 8½-in. body (52-39-51) and flawless marble complexion are eternal symbols of grace and beauty; so the Japanese government has requested her presence in Tokyo and Kyoto next summer. For Venus de Milo, such a visit would be unprecedented, and it required a d'accord from De Gaulle himself. But everything is set, and following the tradition of Mono. Lisa, she will go on a carefully packed ocean voyage. All this gallivanting-around by Louvre ladies has at least one young Frenchman upset...
...Monasteries. They did not stay members long. She was paid a visit by a Trappist monk called Brother Leo (Christopher Gregory) of St. Joseph's Abbey in Spencer, Mass. Brother Leo, whom she had known before, was apparently doing some fund raising on behalf of two fledgling Trappist monasteries that St. Joseph's was establishing in South America. Sarita took a liking to the personable monk, who received permission from his abbot to stay with her while she completed arrangements for disposing of her estate. She even gave power of attorney to Brother Leo, who took...
...toward death. Not only have Americans had little experience in buying a coffin and a service, they have had little experience with death at all. In our modern, urbanized society, death, like birth, usually takes place in a hospital. It has become an unnatural, isolated occurrence. Friends and relatives visit the dying person during visiting hours; they are informed of the final event after it has happened. Their contact with death, their actual experience with it, is minimal...
...group of Russians will tour the University today as part of a week-long visit to the Cambridge area. T' 21 Soviets arrived in Boston on Sunday to begin a three week trip through the eastern United States sponsored by the Experiment in International Living...
...morning by Richard E. Pipes, associate director of the Russian Research Center and Fred L. Glimp '50, Dean of Admissions, who will talk to the Russians about American education. After a standard Crimson Key tour and lunch in the Houses, the group will break up so that individuals may visit departments of particular interest to them...