Word: disasterously
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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But once again, the important thing was the impression left with the press, and that was one of clear disaster: if the Belt route came close to M.I.T., 28 acres would be needed to relocate the destroyed labs, and the land was nowhere to be found.
Robert Preston, this disaster's star, noted recently that it's the most "literary" play he's read in years, and indeed it is. Take, for example, the twelfth century similes: "You're like the rocks of Stonehenge, nothing can knock you down;" or, "You're dull as plainsong." or...
The President used the old device of calling for cutbacks in popular programs that he knows Congress is highly unlikely to slash. Among them: cuts of $150 million in agricultural conservation, $85 million in aid for depressed-area schools and $52 million in the school milk program. Any plan to...
The aging columnist and the California editorialist hardly seemed to be talking about the same thing. But their disparate readings of the Hawaiian conference were symptomatic of the whole U.S. press. The conference, said the Detroit Free Press, was a disaster that "brought into sharp focus the schizoid personality of...
Fortunately for the Transit Authority, the final decision will probably be made by another judge of the State Supreme Court. This did not prevent Say pol from taking the Transit Authority to task for "yielding and submitting to illegally extorted demands" by the un ion and permitting it to obtain...