Word: bannering
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...hotels, etc., and taking a "retail" markup. This year thousands of Americans will take 167 different tours, ranging in price from $10.95 for a two-day trip through New York City to $2,338 for a 68-day jaunt through ten European countries. The most popular: two-week "Banner Tours" through the West ($297 and up), and six-week European trips...
Felons, Lunatics & Lords. The British electoral system does not provide for U.S.-style primaries. Instead, most prospective candidates are approved by both the central committee of the party under whose banner they wish to run and by the party association of the constituency concerned. The final decision is usually up to the local association, which chooses the candidate it thinks most likely...
...multicolored jerseys whirling through the early events of indoor track's classic Millrose Games. But at 10 p.m. the Garden lights dimmed. The jogging regiments of runners gathered quietly in the infield. A spotlight was turned on a huge U.S. flag. The band brassily essayed The Star-Spangled Banner and a fight-night baritone swelled his chest and shamelessly drowned...
Acting as a combination Mr. Gallup and Dr. Kinsey in administering the poll was Banner editor Larom Munson, a junior. Munson vouches for the poll's authenticity...
These fabulous facts, long taken for granted among Harvard men, were brought to light in a recent poll conducted by The Banner, the Yale yearbook. More than 1,200 Yalies participated...