Word: winer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Paul Elkins 5:31 (Kirkland); 2. Todd Hibbard 5:32 (Dunster); 3. Tom Brush 5:34 (Dunster); 4. Harry Ferguson 5:56 (Mather); 5. Mike Moynihan 6:05 (Currier); 6. John Campbell 6:12 (Adams); 7. Ann Pawlowski 6:38 (Kirkland); 8. Marc Winer 6:50 (Winthrop); 9. Peter Corderio 6:51 (Quincy...
Maling Soong Foundation Lecture: Sheila Winer, Professor of Art, University of Massachusetts on "The Art of the Indus Civilization, Turkmenistan, and Mesopotamia." Open to all. Lecture Room, Margaret Clapp Library...
...example, the 51-year-old artist said, time--as manifested in seasonal variations--guided her decision to place a large land sculpture for Dartmouth College below ground. There, she explained, the sculpture will be covered by snow in the winer and then reappear in spring, "like a plant...
Increasingly, recreation means travel. More and more Americans are taking cruises or jetting to the Caribbean. Explains Linda Winer, a veteran Boston travel agent who says she has never experienced such a busy year: "The same people who regard tuna and Sara Lee cake as luxury items, treat travel as a necessity. They just have to get away from it all. Lying under a palm tree all day with no cousins borrowing money, no phone ringing with bad news, and no Wall Street Journal every day to tell you how badly your stocks are doing, you can act like royalty...
Travel patterns have, however, been modified by the money crunch. As one agent says: "Travel to Europe is dead, but dead-killed by the high cost of European jaunts." At Winer's agency, 60% of all bookings in the past month have been to the Caribbean-at an average cost per couple of $1,000. Jack Benjamin, a salesman in the languishing retail-garment trade, recently took his wife for a week at the Club Mediterranee in Martinique-a trip that set them back $1,400. Now they have paid for a return visit to the same resort...