Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Guam has been called the window of American democracy in the East. But with the U.S. Navy's present attempts to condemn the most valuable part of the island, upon which the people depend for economic development, and the proposals to store the nerve gas in our backyards, Guam should more accurately be identified as the showplace of American military aggression in the western Pacific...
...overwhelmingly commercial tone of the report should come as no surprise. Most of the commission's members are Congressmen from Western states that depend heavily on mining, grazing and timbering. In spite of this, the report does have the positive aspect of focusing public attention on the nation's land needs. The issue is crucial in a day when 80% of Americans live on 10% of the land-much of it urban, congested and polluted. An increasingly environment-conscious Congress may act only on those parts of it that reflect the current congressional mood. Last week President Nixon...
...although frustration and despair are valid responses to a world so clearly out of control, there are places where one can give time and concern and see results that don't depend on a particular theoretical analysis. What this means is putting the pieces of the world that you still recognize back together inside your head, and then sharing your wholeness with others...
...provide competent counsel for any person with a legitimate cause," the Journal says. "A lawyer for hire is available to the bad and the ugly, the scorned and the outcast. We know from long collective experience that many will go without legal defense or representation if they must depend upon finding a lawyer who 'loves' them...
...Square is book country. There are just dozens of people who depend on the knowledge-hungry scholars. So there are a lot of excellent bookstores. For textbooks, let's try our old buddy the Coop again. They get in all of Harvard's textbooks. Or at least most of the textbooks. Sometimes, The textbook department is on the top floor of the annex. To get there, go through the main building (trying not to be offended by the Harvard sweatshirts, T-shirts, garters, cocktail glasses, mugs, key rings, wallets, lampshades, desk blotters, and diapers on display) and cross the alley...