Word: personals
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...after Churchill became Minister, Lindemann was made his eminence" in science, and Tizard out of a job. "There was to be no authority for him in that war." was sent on a mission to the United States, and noted in his diary, was a method of getting a bother- person...
...most affluent area proved to be the Yard, however. The Drive collected $1,875.77 from the Class of '64 alone Monday night. The average contribution of freshman who paid was the second highest in the College, at $7.81 per person. One freshman gave $100, the largest single gift from an undergraduate...
...painter's big job is to find what Koerner calls "an invention"-a pose, a gesture or expression that somehow reveals the essence of the person before him. "I invade privacy," says Koerner, "the most highly secret, sacred privacy." The green hair and the purple patches of flesh are in fact a legacy of the mpressionists -"the idea of green foliage, blue sky, warmth of flesh, all playing, interchanging with each other." For the dominant color of the painting as a whole, Koerner searches for clues in the subject's own character...
...Bermuda socialite and ex-fashion model; he for the second time, she for the first; in a London Presbyterian church. Not present: Boyhood Chum Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth, whose role as the head of the Church of England prevented her attendance at the wedding of a divorced person, but who will send a gift anyway...
Some of the seminars, however, are doing better than others on the matter of attendance. While no group has been completely disbanded for lack of student interest, membership in more than one has dwindled to a lone undergraduate and the person in charge of the group. Since the structure of the various seminars is for the most part similar--meetings once a week, often around the dinner table--topics, speakers, and, oddly enough, the House it is given in have emerged as the determining factors with respect to attendance...