Word: wald
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...News President William Sheehan: "A newsmaker should not be paid for an interview, and in this shop H.R. Haldeman is a current hot news story ... Maybe in ten years it would be appropriate to pay for Mr. Haldeman's memoirs, not now." NBC News President Richard C. Wald adds: "It was not a thing I would want to do." Still, both men admit to a "gray area" where they might pay for an interview. Sheehan sees "a legitimate case for this if we are making use of a person's expertise in a non-news situation." Wald concedes...
...trust that permits will be re-issued at once. George Wald Higgins Professor of Biology
Night arrives and the Young Eternal Souls from St. Louis replace Professor George Wald at the microphone. Two kids spray-paint a sidewalk red and blue. It is too dark to read their message. The Commons is sodded with cans, lunchbags, styrofoam cups and leaflets. The trees are strung with red, white and blue lights, with some green ones over by Park Street...
...George Wald, Higgins Professor of Biology, is treated for multiple contusions after riding through South Boston on a unicycle singing "We Shall Overcome." Doctors at the University Health Services list Wald's condition as "Not Bad, Considering...
...special ceremony at George Wald's bedside, Leonard Bernstein '39 awards him the Nobel Peace Prize. Bernstein also awards himself the first Nobel Prize for Music. "It's about time," Bernstein remarks. Bok squelches merger rumors by selling Radcliffe to Libya. Libyan premier Col. Muammar Qadaffi closes the school down. "As the leader of progressive Third World anti-imperialist forces everywhere," Qadaffi announces, "I do not believe in education for women. Back to the bedroom." F. Skiddy von Stade comments...