Word: whitney
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Whitney's (37 Boylston St.) is another of the bars in the Square you should try. In its own way, Whitney's is a really fine bar. The television is visible from every seat at the bar, and the beer is only a quarter. This just may be the cheapest bar in Cambridge...
...California's Mount Whitney, 14,495 ft. high...
With Americans returning to the wild as never before, backpacking their way home to nature, the main trail up Mount Whitney has become about as lonely as Times Square on New Year's Eve. Last summer some 15,000 people made the trek, most camping overnight along the way. Verdant stands of timber were denuded by ax-happy hikers hunting for firewood, and trails became littered with trash...
...head of the sex therapy program at New York's Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, "but what happens when he wants to have sex with his partner?" Adds Dr. Helen Kaplan, author of The New Sex Therapy, who directs a similar program at New York Hospital's Payne Whitney Clinic: "Lonely people can be helped by surrogates, but I would try to work in psychotherapy to figure out why the person is so lonely. We have to get humanity and eroticism back into sex. You can't do that if you pay someone...
Brekekekex ko-äx ko-äx! As the famed croaking chant, the croaking chorus of the frogs in Aristophanes' comedy, sounds over Yale's Payne-Whitney Gym pool, it signifies that 21 young Yalies and New Haven townies skimpily clad in green fishnet tights are hitting the water. They fan out to the center of the pool and in a Busby Berkeley pinwheel formation circle the battered dinghy in which a wizened, whiskered Charon (Charles Levin) is poling across this Ivy League Styx. It is a moment of splashing good humor in this aquatic spoof...