Word: arrays
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...require an entirely different enforcement program. Officials who were trained to cope with limited imports of natural drugs are now facing an array of new synthetics that can be easily concocted at home. Some 20 variations of PCP are probably already on the streets, most of them perfectly legal because authorities have not got around to banning them. "We're heading into a new, dangerous era," says Dr. Mitchell Rosenthal, head of Phoenix House, a drug-free program in New York City. "The natural substances-opiates and so forth-are not going to be the problem of the future...
Yale is by no means alone in its quest for a new president-or in the array of problems that he will face. Some hypothetical ads for other schools seeking new leaders...
...sitting at a table at one end of the room watching Thanksgiving parades on one of a dozen color TVs in the house. He invites us to join him. The dogs, meanwhile, are about to be fed. On an enormous expanse of counter the housekeeper has arranged an awesome array of king-size doggie dishes each of which she proceeds to load with at least two cans of Alpo. The dogs all stand around the kitchen, watching contentedly. As she places the dishes on the floor, each dog pairs up with its own dish and the room fills with...
...lineup has been rebuilt. Dave Albert (118 lbs.) was the third senior to graduate, and Ray Dominquez was the only man on the roster available to take his place. While the newcomer will be competitive, Lee fears that this will be one of the weaker links in the Harvard array...
More than one-fourth of U.S. murders are family affairs, and the courts have never been particularly tough on defendants who act in the heat of a domestic quarrel. In recent weeks, however, an array of women have managed to walk away unpunished after killing their husbands or even former husbands...