Word: belongingness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Her average at Erasmus Hall High School was in the 90s all the way. She worked in the evenings at Choy's Orient, the local wontonnery. "I loved the idea of belonging to a small minor ity group," she says. "It was the world against us in the Chinese...
Following normal 'Cliffe procedure, a member of the dorm committee checks the books--or cards--at 1 a.m. Those cards in the "definite" box (mostly belonging to freshmen, or pre-Thanks giving sophomores, according to recent RGA legislation) should be deposited in the "in" pigeonhole by 1 a.m., unless, of...
Two Chapters. The marriage had two chapters-the first belonging to Josephine, the second to Bonaparte. While Bonaparte led his armies across the Alps to the first great victories of the Italian campaign, Josephine lingered in Paris, refusing to join him or to answer his impassioned letters. "Make fun of...
The jumpy island of Cyprus, where Turkish and Greek Cypriots have been savaging each other for the past fortnight, last week showed a faint relaxation of tension. British armored cars, with Union Jacks covering their hoods, patrolled the no man's land between the Greek and Turkish sectors in...
Affair begins, for instance, with a New York drama critic on a summer jaunt to Europe. As if by magic, Paris customs men switch his raincoat for one belonging to another tourist. The critic finds its lining contains ten-count 'em-ten $10,000 bills. To no one'...