Word: cooke
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...only keeps down costs-a saving that most hospitals pass directly on to the patient -but can also be an important part of therapy. For example, at St. Mary's in Rochester, Minn., and Michael Reese in Chicago, recent stroke victims and paraplegics bathe themselves and even cook their own meals, thus learning to cope with their handicaps...
Thus the former Jesuit seminarian with the classical world view who has been known chiefly for his studied Spartan life-style and talk about lowering expectations must be taken a bit more seriously in the Democratic scramble. TIME Los Angeles Bureau Chief Jess Cook herewith examines the Governor's record and his chances...
December 23--We took some long walks through Santiago today, sweltering in the 85-degree summer heat and trying to cook up some ways to get people to talk openly with us. On almost every available wall or other open space we could see where colorful political slogans had been painted over by the junta. We ambled past La Moneda, the presidential palace half destroyed by bombs and tanks in 1973--the inside still gutted although a sign on the outside said repairs were proceeding...
...must be conceded that the committee is far more important at the co-op than in the longhouse. The reason for this is that the latter consists of many families, each of which is a unit of production and consumption, while at the co-op house all cooking is done on one hearth and everyone relies heavily upon the steward to make sure there is food to cook...
...found out about the safety violation was also the day I got suspended, supposedly for arguing about how to cook cauliflower. What actually happened was that Montville had learned I had submitted five grievances that morning and was angry. He came out and tried to find fault with my cooking. He started yelling with me about my pre-cooking of the cauliflower. He ridiculed me and belittled me in front of everyone. I told him that I knew he was angry, not about the cauliflower, but about the grievances, and I told him what I had just learned about...