Word: walke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Being a one-line sextet does not mean Yale can't score. Morrison and Walsh are two of the finest forwards in the East. At Ingalls last week, they put on quite a show, considering that Morrison's knee was so badly injured that he couldn't walk six hours before the game...
...good bookkeeping. Bankers, college administrators, and students with NDEA loans--the people most concerned with a switch in the procedure--are not as dispassionate. Forcing a student to obtain a loan from a hometown firm, they say, will create problems never encountered when all he had to do was walk to his college's financial aid office and sign a single form...
...Brademas argued last week that it was unreasonable to expect bankers to lend $1000 to a family whose mortgage the bank was foreclosing. "And could a Negro ask a loan of a white banker in a Southern town?" Brademas asked. "He would be lucky if he was able to walk in the front door," he said...
...with gusto. "Each woman has her own attributes, and each man, thank God, can make a choice." Weaver raves about such cities as New York ("You can get the best cheap meal and the lousiest expensive meal in the country"), Chicago ("Such terrific oomph") and San Francisco ("I can walk with pleasure"). But it will take more than love to save the cities. Weaver is under no illusion that the challenges that are now his will be met "in my lifetime-certainly not in my span of public office...
...People are a lot more hip about humor today," says Bob Hope. "People like their comedians to be current. We have to do the things they're reading about. De Gaulle, for example. One man against the world-he's jealous of the American and the Russian walk in space; he's still trying to walk on water...