Word: enjoy
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...level: "The habits of savagery have been welded into the mind and body of man for ten thousand centuries, while it is only sixty centuries that he has had more or less leisure and opportunity to develop the finer things of life." Asking himself what a literate Neanderthal might enjoy, Goddard answered the question every Sunday, with stories about sex ("The Outrageous French Bathing Suits"), sex cum science ("Science Explains Why Chorus Girls Are Suffering from a Love Famine"), sex cum violence ("Beat Her Lover to Death in Her Vengeful Fury"). The miracles of science were revealed to the supplement...
...uncomfortable for the damned and justly so. Or are heaven and hell one and the same place? After all, one man's heaven is another man's hell. Imagine the atheist in eternal contemplation of God, whom he so viciously denied. And the blessed could see and enjoy his embarrassment...
...F.L.N. leaders hang out. Algerians also were "strongly advised" to be off the streets by 8:30-and soon found that police, with newly issued bulletproof vests and three-foot staves for patrol duty, wasted no time repeating the advice to those who ignored the curfew. Algerians, who theoretically enjoy the same civil rights as Frenchmen, protested that they were subjected to a form of apartheid as virulent as South Africa's-and seizing on that mood, the F.L.N. organized the protest marches that ended in last week's bloody battles...
...Hornung, as for Lombardi, pro football has two attractions: the game and the money. "I like playing football," he says. "I like to live good and travel good. Football enables me to go first class, and I enjoy it." Hornung enjoys earning about $50,000 a year-$20,000 for playing football, the rest from endorsements (Wilson footballs, Jantzen sportswear), commercials and personal appearances-and invests every penny he can spare...
...calling its current late show series "Shock Week", WNAC-TV may have turned away many persons who would enjoy these fine movies immensely. Last night's Dracula's Daughter for example, was in every way an exceptional film. Made in the 1930's, it is limited in cinematographic technique, but its brilliant characterizations and universal theme of man's helplessness in a hostile universe give it a quality of genius. Professor von Helping, the German occult scholar and vampire expert, embodies the intellectual's plight of being disregarded by society. Otto Krueger turns in an admirable performance as the sensitive...