Word: winterers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...stigma of the earlier conflict remains, but the City is no longer strictly divided. In the winter of 1966, for example, the Cambridge City Council spawned a feud which dug deep into the City's political traditions and demonstrated that the old forces had lost much of their strength. The conventional political alignment had always pitted councillors endorsed by the Cambridge Civic Association (a "good government" organization) against so-called independents, the non-endorsed councillors...
Hello, summer school student. While you have been snatching a fortnight's vacation, the Harvard Summer New's Editorial Board has been wrangling over which courses are the best picks for this summer. The Board is practiced in this art, for it struggles all winter over which courses to pan or praise in The Harvard Crimson (or Winter News, if you like) Confidential Guide...
...David Gottlieb, the Assistant Director of the Job Corps at the Office of Economic Opportunity, calls his course the Sociology of Adolescence. The topic is popular with Soc Rellies at winter Harvard, and the man ought to have a first-hand knowledge of his subject...
Long Cold Winter. However successful the youth patrols may be in extinguishing ghetto explosions, they represent at best an expedient. "Everyone is worrying about the long hot summer," Martin Luther King Jr. observed last week. "We had a long cold winter when little was done about the conditions that create riots." Some cities are making a start. In Chicago, the Negro newspaper, Daily Defender, has launched an extensive "Keep a Cool Summer" campaign, prodding the city to extend evening playground hours and build public swimming pools, sponsoring a contest offering $1,000 for the best plan for peace...
...Among them: last winter's The Symbol, by Alvah Bessie, a novel based on the life of Marilyn Monroe...