Word: procession
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...hopes of upsetting Franco's regime faded, Sabater increasingly forayed across the border for his own profit. He robbed the homes of the well-to-do by night, banks by day, and always managed to shoot his way out of trouble, killing seven policemen in the process. At times, flashes of the old fervor would recur: in 1949 he planted bombs in the Brazilian, Peruvian and Bolivian consulates in Barcelona, because their governments supported Franco in a U.N. debate. So astonishing were his exploits that Barcelonians finally concluded that Sabater was a myth, a scapegoat invented by the police...
...formation of a student-faculty committee to press for repeal of the disclaimer affidavit and to encourage and process student letters to Washington on the issue is a promising but long overdue sign of student interest. The new committee is to be commended for its initiative, and hopefully, it will meet with an enthusiastic response...
...began in 1946, has been one of almost unprecedented University growth. It is generally felt that in this period he did much to order and centralize the activities which might otherwise have expanded haphazardly. He was also an important figure in the revamping of the University pension system, a process which has been going on since...
...brilliant new gift highlights the room of Picasso paintings and graphics that has been assembled by the Fogg, probably because the Brattle is at present screening Clouzot's Mystery of Picasso. The film gives a glimpse of Picasso's creative process; the Fogg show presents an opportunity to examine closely some of its most successful results...
...until age nine or ten (all Dr.Nagy's ages are general averages) does the child begin to realize that death is the result of a process operating within all living things, and marks an irreversible end to bodily life. Adolescents, reports Clark University's Robert Kasten-baum, manage to dissociate themselves from ideas of death as from everything else past or future - they live in an "in tense present." Faith & Fear. Editor Feifel questioned adults on "What does death mean to you?" Answers ranged from stoic accept ance of the inevitable to welcoming the "precondition...