Word: accompanyment
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Soon after the first attacks, a welfare group from the University of Capetown started going into the townships to bring food, blankets, and clothing to the displaced sqatters. Waldorf decided because of what he termed a "journalistic desire" to accompany them on one of these missions early in the Crossroads...
Civilly disobedient demonstrators ought to be arrested. Not just because they break the law, but because they are owed the recognition and publicity that accompany formal sanctions. Civil disobedience is only justified when legal avenues of protest and dialogue have been exhausted; in such circumstances it becomes the only means...
Still, 95 band members will accompany the Stanford Cardinals to the Coca-Cola Bowl in Tokyo on November 30. But they must abide by conditions set by the athletic department.
Hafferty is now in good condition, and will accompany the team south. "The coach's coming back was a real pysch," said Tri-Captain Bill Wolff.
No sooner had the meeting been announced than the usually calm, almost phlegmatic capital (pop. 87,000 -- about the size of Sioux City, Iowa) began madcap preparations for the onslaught of some 1,500 journalists and White House and Kremlin staffers who are to accompany President Reagan and General Secretary...