Word: whose
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...wish you had mentioned my coauthors, Alvin L. Wing and Robert T. Hyde, whose contributions were indispensable...
Judith ("Josie") Bissell, 33, whose husband Silas is a descendant of the carpet-cleaner family. She graduated with a degree in fine arts from the University of Pennsylvania in 1967 and was arrested with Silas in 1970 on charges of planting a Molotov cocktail at the University of Washington Air Force ROTC building. Silas' whereabouts are still unknown...
...over who would replace Arthur Burns as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board-or if he would be replaced at all-began to build even before Jimmy Carter entered the White House. During his campaign, Carter made it clear that he felt each President should choose a Fed chairman whose views were compatible with his own-and he has chafed increasingly under Burns' open criticism of White House policy. But could Carter afford to dump the legendary and controversial Burns when his second four-year term as chairman of what has been called the nation's "Supreme Court...
...Students whose phones were disconnected will have to pay $15.00 to have service resumed...
...easily qualifies as the ideal replacement for Heinsohn. The legacy that Satch left on the fourth floor of the IAB won't soon be forgotten. Anyone who witnessed Harvard play during Satch's era can't help but applaud the Celtics for naming as their new coach a man whose intensity and involvement in the game is so great that he usually falls asleep on the bench by halftime...