Word: walke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...patient in her early thirties sits on the floor most of the day with her face buried in her hands, rocking back and forth and moaning; another woman looks blankly into space and pats her on the shoulder. In the center of the room, women in shabby dresses walk up and down, waving their arms. One of them stands and shifts her weight slowly from foot to foot. Other women just sit quietly and stare at the walls...
With a pulled thigh muscle taped so tight he could not walk without a limp, Blodgett fought his way over 13 ft. in the pole vault, for a third place tie and one and one-half points. Princeton sopho-more Charlie Mitchell won the vault...
...found on the road 45 miles from the scene of the escape. Perhaps, suggested the Katangese, Lumumba was trudging through the bush in the hope of reaching Bukamu, a Katanga town held by the pro-Lumumba rebels. But this was 200 miles away, a tough week's walk for a city lad like Lumumba...
...Civil Defense demonstrations and by the response of certain students to the fact that TOCSIN formally cooperated with Boston SANE on this demonstration. The article gave a very inaccurate impression of the tone of the picketing: the SANE demonstration was as well-planned and serious as the TOCSIN walk. While it is true that one sign out of the approximately fifty informed passers-by that "Man is not a mole," the placards were on the whole brief statements of issues regarding disarmament, civil defense, and the Framingham shelter program. The vignettes offerd by the CRIMSON writer ignored the fact that...
...Cross benefit dance, doing her best to be the Great Galvanizer of a diversifying society. Elsa Maxwell was in town, collecting tidbits, people and invitations. Actress Arlene Dahl, new wife of Rancher-Oilman Christian Holmes, admitted that she was having a fine time trying the supposedly impossible: a walk on the tightrope between cafe society and "real" society...