Word: welds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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After Bulfinch, Harvard erected no important buildings until the late 19th century, a time of professional architects and gaudy edifices. Among the most prominent extravaganzas of this time were Matthews, Weld, and Grays in the Yard and Claverly and Randolph on the Gold Coast. The excesses of these combinations of Gothic and Jacobean design, if unpleasant to see, are reminiscent...
...Janeway (assoc.); Dudley: Edward S. Murray, Alvin P. Sanoff (assoc.); Dunster: S. Andrew Schaffer, Roger E. Bunker (assoc.); Eliot: Charlton H. Ames, Andrew F. Shea (assoc.); Kirkland: Paul Newman, Hugh T. Putnam, Jr. (assoc.); Leverett: Douglas B. Harding, David F. Forte (assoc.); Lowell: Ezra E.H. Griffith, Jonathan M. Weld (assoc.); Quincy: Robert L. Beal, Cornelius J. Minihan (assoc.); and Winthrop: D. Bruce Johnstone, Frederic W. McCarthy, Jr. (assoc...
...their acting careers. The greatness of Alec Guinness, in her opinion the finest modern actor, lies in his ability to completely assume the role he is playing, and not expand the part to fit his own personality. Miss Gish thinks that such acting lightweights as Sandra Dee and Tuesday Weld are a group of mediocrities; "You can't tell them apart...
...freshman squash team, with a 9-4 record for the season, also faces Yale at 3 p.m. today in Hemenway. Competing for Harvard will be Dinny Adams, Peter Brooks, Steve Simpson, Larry Rand, David Benjamin, Robin Howard, Bill Weld, Tim Carter, and John Pratt...
Common English. Neither Britain nor any other European nation had a basic objection to the sight of France and Germany burying the hatchet after generations of enmity. But it seemed a futile gesture at best; the Common Market itself seemed sufficient means to weld the two old foes in common cause. In any case, the treaty, which pledges both governments to cooperation in defense, foreign policy, education and youth affairs, seems more sentimental than serious. Asked what precisely the treaty added to existing Franco-German ties, a top French official said vaguely, "It depends on what develops." Skeptical newsmen joked...