From a report of another August 14 death —
“… on Dec. 7, 1941, ‘it seemed as though everyone at Harvard
came to the Crimson building that night, and anxiously
hung over the ticker tape [i.e., teletype ] machine to watch the
little metal letters hammer out the words that told the story.'”
— Dan Huntington Fenn Jr., quoted in his Boston Globe obituary.
“Simplicity, clarity, showing the text” — The late Howell Binkley.
“To expand the words and music and dance” . . .
See Coconut Dance.