Word: damningly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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This year, more than ever, I'd love to see those Terrier worshipers go back to Boston with a taste of their own obnoxiousness. But without Section 18 it will be damn hard. Maybe if the band picked up a new chant...
...they argue, but it has made the country too dependent on one source of energy. If oil had been more costly, coal, atomic power and even the exotic sources (such as geothermal energy or energy from the tides) would have been more attractive to energy producers. "Energy was so damn cheap that it was not worth it to consider the alternatives," says M.I.T...
...absorb the impact of the graduated runners, McCurdy will press many distance men into double service. "We were really decimated in both the 1000-yd. and the hurdles," he said. "Damn it, I wish those graduates hadn't been so smart, so they could come back and help us this year," he added...
...Power to the People" was only a slogan. Today the American future is literally in its citizens' hands - hands that rest upon ignition keys, electric switches, purses and wallets. How will America's citizens react? They could continue to do what they have always done: spend and damn the consequences. Or they could acknowledge that the forgotten virtue of thrift, as Ben Franklin preached, is not against the American grain but deep within...
...Everyone bunch together," Kent orders before his entourage unloads. "If we run in quickly, maybe they won't recognize us." No one is there to greet his band, of course, save a few early drunks leaving the Ale House. "Damn," he says. "They spotted us. I hate it when they rip off my clothes." The Sweat Band gets only passing attention as they push their way to the stage...