Word: waited
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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When they roared again, he said more strongly, "My friends, you are proving just what I have been saying all over this country. You folks from Harvard make a lot of noise, but wait until November. You're a minority in this country, and you are about to find that...
...this is the first speech like this you Harvard boys have ever heard." Wallace said at one point, apparently addressing himself to hecklers near the front of the crowd. "You just wait til November," he continued. "You make lots of noise now, and you've had more influence on national policy than the good people of Massachusetts have had, but the day is coming when they're going to have their...
Under a 1967 change in regulations, Harvard alumni are allowed to vote in the Overseer elections immediately after they graduate, instead of having to wait five years. Taking advantage of this change, Henry R. Norr '68, former chairman of the Harvard Policy Committee, announced in his Class Day speech June 12 his intention to run for Overseer in the 1969 elections. He said then that he hoped to establish more communication between the Board and students...
...John Singer, Arkin is perfect. You see how his mind works in hesitant little jumps. In his previous roles (The Russians Are Coming, Wait Until Dark, Inspector Clouseau), Arkin has proven himself America's answer to Peter Sellers. Although he relies heavily on gestures and body movements, he now goes beyond mere mimicry. You sense a depth in Singer. Arkin regains the use of his voice in his next film, Catch-22, and one hopes it will continue his development as an actor...
...that the construction date is final, McCurdy can hardly wait to escape the narrow confines of dingy Briggs Gage, the limited indoor track building that he has had to share with the varsity football and baseball teams at various times of the year...