Word: content
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...collection of poems (Diving into the Wreck: Poems 1971-1972), into a nether world of subconscious fantasies, psychic pain, and a bankrupted society. Out of the ruins, however, she has built a life of poetry, a life as a mother, a teacher, a woman, that has left here reasonably content. Contemplating the meaning of the title that heads up her latest volume, she answers a question with a question. "What do you think it means? Of course it's not any one thing, that wreck. An idea, an image like that works like a pebble thrown into water, rippling...
Brown also defended the Coop's treatment of its employees, calling working conditions at the Coop as good or better than those of any store in Boston." He said that the Coop has not become unionized because workers are generally content with their pay, and he denied that security guards harassed union organizers last fall. "The union would have sued us if there had been any real harassment. Going to the NLRB was just a publicity gimic," Brown said...
Murphy plans to continue his education, not merely content with an undergraduate degree. "Those are only the first two letters in the alphabet- that's not enough for one man, even...
...progress, came after Theodore Levitt, professor of Business Administration and head of market studies, met with the ten-member Student Education Committee. The SEC representatives told Levitt that an estimated 10 per cent of the 800-member first-year class had advance knowledge of the examination's content...
...problem which earlier legal historians have faced, and which they have failed to solve, is in defining the content of the impeachable offenses. Treason and bribery are fairly well defined as they stand; the real trouble lies in determining the content of "high crimes and misdemeanors...