Word: chatterly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...also called Let It Be. While the film (to be released this week in the U.S.) has no plot, its basic theme appears to be "a day in the recording life" of the Beatles. The LP was planned as a "soundtrack album" complete with false starts and in-between chatter...
...seems more and more concerned with thwarting students fighting the government than with joining in the fight. The Faculty's action- or rather lack of it- on Tuesday is the most discouraging sign yet. The proud Harvard Faculty seems determined that when the nation splits in two and machineguns chatter in the Yard a scholarly meeting across the overpass will enjoy perfect order and calm. If the Harvard Faculty someday descends from its pedestal to fight the gunning down of militant students who have run out of other means of protest, Agnew may indeed accuse them of playing polities...
Primitive Struggle. That kind of chatter, as anyone's twelve-year-old adventure-story reader could tell, can only lead to trouble. Half the fun of reading Deliverance is watching an expert poet-turned-first-novelist deliver his creations into the hands of fate and fast water...
...like asking the camel into the tent. Look at the Harvard Club-full of babble and chatter. Women are quite different from men in my experience." The Harvard Club of New York now allows women within its doors...
...student editor of Labyrinth, the literary magazine at the school where 13 years ago paratroopers had to escort black children through white mobs into class. Today about 20% of the student body of 1,700 is black. Around the pond in front of Central High, blacks and whites chatter amiably, with little outward sign of the turmoil that stunned the nation...