Word: winterers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Poland. Of course he was not alone on the story. Managing Editor Otto Fuerbringer, in the company of Old East European Hand Jim Bell (who now runs the New York bureau), last fall interviewed their way through three of the countries. Writer Robert Jones was in Eastern Europe this winter, and Researcher Julie Adams stopped there last summer. Senior Editor Peter Bird Martin, our man in charge of color projects, spent nine days scouting picture possibilities in the area, took 300 himself and wrote the shooting script for Photographer Jerry Cooke. Talkative in Russian, German and French, Cooke worked...
...through a tassel-tossing version of Amore Scusami. The entrance price of 10 lei ($1.60) discourages most Rumanians, but the hordes of Japanese and German, English and French businessmen who haunt Bucharest year round take up the slack. The real life of the city is best seen on a winter morning at 5:30 when the first trolleys grind across the frozen tracks and queues of workers shuffle aboard, carrying packets of bread and sausage, to head for the 23rd of August Heavy-Machinery Building Enterprise or the Snagov Cigarette Works. En route, many workers stop off for a hurried...
...Radcliffe ski team took first place in three of the four conference races, this winter to win the Women's Intercol legiate Ski Conference championship...
...fall, Leverett trailed Eliot by 20 points. Quincy was only 2.5 points behind Leverett. Eliot has only one winter sports championship however--in hockey, where they have an 11-1-1 record. Their lone tie was with Leverett, second-place finisher. Lowell's 8-4-1 record placed it third...
...Yale's Mark Young (1:09.9) and Cornell's Bill Brackle (1:10.2) should run one-two, but Jeff Huvelle Frank Haggerty will be battling Navy's Jay Prout and Army's Rance Farrell, the defending champion for points. Farrell has been off his form winter...