Word: expression
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Other big-city editors were quick to express condolences. Said American Society of Newspaper Editors President Michael O'Neill: "For all of us in the newspaper business, it is a very sad day." Nobody knows that better than O'Neill: his own paper, the New York Daily News (circ. 1.5 million), has been seeking a buyer since its owner, Chicago's Tribune Company, put it up for sale just before Christmas. Last week, News editors were quietly briefed on severance arrangements that will go into effect if the paper closes. Many read their own feelings...
...College rule dating back to the 19th century prohibits courses from meeting before 8:40 a.m., when chapel starts, without express permission from the dean of the College, but Fox said permission will be granted freely next year...
Ralph T. Coe. president of the association said Tuesday that the sale of artwork for construction violates codes of the Professional Practices of Aert Museums and that at its last meeting the association resolved "to express its concern" over the contemplated sale to Slive and other University officials...
...whose world appears to be filled with mild eccentrics and funny overheard remarks that he gets down just right in his mental notebook. His specificity seems to have disciplined Alan Parker, who in the past has liked to stress the ugly metaphorical overtones in his material (in Midnight Express he kept insisting that the whole world is a Turkish prison, when really only Turkish prisons are Turkish prisons). Except for reaching for too big a finish, a fight between George and the man who has taken his place in Faith's life that is too brutal for what...
Supporters of the bill include the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54 (D-Mass.), although Kennedy did express concern over the alleged danger to basic research...