Word: whitmans
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...brilliant job of exegesis, however. One learns from him, for example, that Melville sought to re-establish his failing literary career by making himself the poet of the Civil War. He failed, of course, but failed mostly because his convictions were too strong. He was not the hyperpatriotic hooster Whitman was. His philosophy of war was this...
...Crimson freshman squad split its December matches, losing to Andover, 3-4, but rebounding for a 9-0 victory against Amherst. Coach Corey Wynn feels the Yardlings have four good varsity prospects in Glenn Whitman, Archie Gwathmey, Jim Evarts, and Ben Pierce. -R.W.G...
...remember, was even invented by an American, Cambridge's own Edward Bernays.) So when Wolfe takes off on his great tirades of trade names and trivia, the neon flashing in his eyes, the fury of apocalypse heavy on his breath, he becomes our twentieth-century Walt Whitman singing America's new bod ELECTRIC...
...interpretations of violence. This approach to the problem should encourage both criminologists and medical personnel to integrate their fields. There is no question that today such an approach is desperately wanting. Several weeks before climbing a tower in Austin, Texas, from which he murdered 17 people by rifle, Charles Whitman had gone to a psychiatrist and spoken of doing just that. After Whitman was killed, autopsy revealed a brain tumor-easily detectable by a simple medical procedure...
...large extent the social problem has been resolved with men living here, so the girls are no longer preoccupied with it," Gillian Gill, Head Resident of Whitman Hall, commented. Last year, Gill noticed a feeling that "life at Radcliffe would only become worthwhile with coed living...