Word: counter
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...advantage for Harvard is Tufts' manpower shortage. Arlanson will probably have to depend on 15 or 16 players--nine will play both offense and defense--to counter the Crimson's human wave tactics...
Aronson has also brought out an electric-appliance line that includes regular blenders, can openers, hair dryers and knife sharpeners. Next year he plans to introduce a mixer-sized "food-preparation center" that combines beating, blending, whipping, grinding, juicing and ice crushing, and disappears into a kitchen counter when not in use. It will sell for less than $100. Also on the boards: a dispenser for use in autos that will pop up a lighted cigarette ten seconds after a button is pushed...
...alligator") killed more than 1,400 people. The railroads, hastily and flimsily built, also had an appalling accident rate. No one seemed to mind that railroad travelers were jammed together in long boxlike cars without distinction of social class and that stopovers were brief. In time the quick lunch-counter meal became an American institution; gregariousness and "instant community" were taken for granted. "Get-up-and-go" was early established as an ideal for the American character...
Lichtheim asserted that the Times "persistently fails" to "acquaint its readers with the real drift of affairs abroad, notably when that drift--and this is where a kind of censorship appears to come in--runs counter to the editorial frame of reference...
...further evidence for the opinion that Paul's theological touch is a little uncertain. While no theologian questions Paul's defense of the Eucharistic real presence in Mysterium Fidei some argue that the Pope's incidental defense of such practices as adoration t the blessed sacrament and Benediction runs counter to the theology of the council's liturgical constitution, which emphasizes that the central place of the Eucharist is only in the communal meal that is the Mass. Even more questionable to some theologians is the encyclical's assumption that the language in which a church dogma is expressed...