Word: winninger
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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He himself would not have written the final proposals. Other men are taking his ideas, sharpening them, phrasing them. But there is still the follow-up work to do -- in city halls, offices, the streets, explaining and winning approval. At this he was the master. In this role, as in...
In the overall competition. Stanford beat out U.S.C for the top spot by winning the final 800-yard freestyle relay. Yale finished sixth, the best performance by an eastern squad.
But there is no love fall-out over Cambridge. Says a Briggs and Briggs spokesman, "We don't want that kind of business. We should lean more to Beethoven and Brahms." Although they are at this point legally entitled to sell the Fugs records, other Cambridge stores, at the suggestion...
There seems to be no letup in Britain's export of talented kids: first the pop singers, then the clothing designers, now a precocious novelist who will be around for a long time. At 19, Caroline Glyn, a great-granddaughter of Elinor Glyn, is technically a teenager, but in...
Almost any career would do. He tried law, but it bored him. He tried speculation (South American mining shares), and was soon saddled with a load of debts that plagued him nearly all his life. He took to writing, but his first novel, Vivian Grey, scandalized the haul monde, without...