Word: cools
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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DeSola engineered the most stinging defeat, taking three straight games, 15-6, 15-6, 15-7. "I was in top form, cool, calm, and collected," deSola said yesterday...
Relations between Dacca and New Delhi have been cool since the assassination last August of Bangladesh's founder-president, Sheik Mujibur Rahman, in a military coup. India had strongly backed Sheik Mujib in Bangladesh's war for independence and was distinctly unhappy about the pro-Pakistan sympathies of the so-called seven majors who overthrew him. Although the majors were ousted last month in a bewildering series of coups and countercoups (TIME, Nov. 17), Bangladesh's new military rulers, headed by Major General Zia-Ur Rahman, have apparently carried on their predecessors' policy of less dependence...
...lyrics were also surprisingly different. He sang narratives, stories of a world peopled with semi-greaser kids not too far away from high school graduation who spent most of their time hanging out, trying to be cool, driving old cars down interstates late at night and making periodic stops at lovers' lanes. Even though the characters Springsteen sang about were a particular type (East Coast, specifically New Jersey urban; middle class; apolitical) he managed to convey something of the quality of American adolescence in general--the pain, the self-and-status consciousness, the particular tackiness of those years. His songs...
Pyatt shot a cool 8-10 from the floor in the first half, added a foul shot for the heck of it, and walked off the court at the half with his team in front by a comfortable 47-36 margin...
...well as visitors like Jordan's King Hussein, who so much enjoyed Page Lee's company at a dinner party that he sent her a pair of Arabian horses. Quinn, 34, snipes that the girl has "learned what sells, what grabs, what attracts." Page Lee's cool reply: "Washington is a big fast-moving city. There's no need for any jealousy...