Word: enjoys
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...stay." McCalla settled down to study in the prison library. Hearing of his plight, Northern Illinois U. snipped academic red tape and gave him his exams early. He sailed through with a B average and sailed out of Stateville only 23 days late. Next fall he hopes to enjoy the real and academic freedom of an undergraduate senior, perhaps on the Northern Illinois campus...
...those reductions phase in, probably starting the first of next year, U.S. consumers may enjoy slightly lower prices on imports. If history repeats, however, inflation will erase, or middlemen will pocket, much of the savings. In any case, even on a $5,000 Italian sports car, which now carries a $325 duty in the U.S., the anticipated 1968 reduction to importers would amount to only $32.50. The full tariff cut of $162.50 will become effective only after five years...
...student support, or any form of toleration from the administration. Indeed, if the editorial policy of the Forward Times, a weekly paper of the Negro community, is any measure of the reaction of non-activist Negroes, Jones is probably right. "The young people are impressionable, emotional, crave excitement, and enjoy opportunities to rebel against authority," a recent Forward Times editorial read. "Characters like F. D. Kirkpatrick and Lee Otis Johnson [another demonstration leader] should be ridden out of town on a log with their hands and feet securely tied," it added...
...model and decorator, get out to dinner only about twice a month, to about half a dozen plays a season and regularly only to pro football games. Joanne "almost never" entertains. Muffin, their Yorkshire terrier, is paper-trained, so they don't have to walk her. "We enjoy spending our time here," says Johnny. "We have a comfortable home, and we like each other's company. I'm not going to sit around in a roomful of people pretending to have a good time and saying 'Oh, isn't this fun?' when...
...taking over control of the pacification program comes down to a challenge for new ideas. As an institution the American Army does not enjoy a reputation for fresh ideas, political savvy, or revolutionary motivation, yet it is precisely all of these on which the success of the pacification program depends...