Word: beers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...adjustment seemed to be going rapidly. In Miami, Navy Lieut. Commander Ralph Gaither stepped off the plane into his family's arms after 7½ years. Later, his sister Shirley reported: "He wants to buy a sailboat, but his fondest desire is to drink a can of beer under a backyard tree...
Captain Page, reached Friday morning after a long night of post-game celebration at the Winthrop House grill, where free beer was served, would only comment, "The Winthrop wagon really rolled last night." Page then added, "And anyway, if you don't play to win, why keep score...
Outworn stratagems underpinned the Faculty's affirmation of the present CRR: the Faculty best knows how to protect teaching and research institutions [Samuel Beer]; the rights of the Faculty to teach and to do research are jeopardized by students [James Q. Wilson]; the Faculty has been double-crossed by students before and must protect itself [Beer...
THINGS HAVE NOT gotten any better in East Cambridge since Larry Largey was allegedly beaten to death by two Cambridge policemen. Over 500 windows were broken in Roosevelt Towers last month alone. Rubbish and beer cans, many of them drained by the kids, litter the hallways. Shut out of the Langley Teen Center by the Recreation Department, kids hang out under the protected benches or in the shadows of the same doorways they have frequented for the last three years...
Worst Aspect. Devaluation of the dollar would not necessarily be bad for the U.S. Prices of such items as Lowenbrau beer and Sony TVs would rise, but American exports would become cheaper for foreigners to buy. Trouble is, new currency changes might not be enough to defer further crises, because revaluations and devaluations can take a long time to make their effects felt. Many U.S. exports are high-technology products-computers and jetliners, for example-that do not always realize a quick increase in sales when the price comes down. Many U.S. imports, such as inexpensive radios, have little domestic...