Word: fared
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Lets dispose of these three "articles" first and get on to the more significant fare. The magazine would be better without them, though I think I see why they were included. Saul Ginsberg's "New Christians" and David Flusser's "The Schema on the Jews and the Church" says little that is worth saying in the Harvard community, even in the Harvard Jewish community. But Harvard students did the translating, and the Hillel Society understandably wishes to encourage such efforts. Publishing should be sufficient encouragement; reading is unnecessary. "The New Christians" will interest few except avid scholars of Russian history...
Once again world headlines blared the story and Hanoi yelled that the U.S. was using "toxic gas." Utter found his decision to try gas again under investigation, even though tear gas has remained regular issue for all Marine units. Unless Washington orders otherwise, Lieut. Colonel Utter is likely to fare kindly at the hands of U.S. brass in Saigon. Privately, most of them think that he did the right thing under the circumstances-and that a reluctance to use tear gas is an unnecessary and even inhumane restriction in doing what is one of the most unpleasant and difficult jobs...
...pace of his first issue, many whites as well as Negroes may become Tuesday fans. The articles are brightly written, with scarcely a trace of preaching. Some of the pieces-such as an examination of Africans' reverence for Charles de Gaulle -are more informative than the standard fare of other Sunday supplements...
...they care about the clothes I wear . . . If that's the fare I have to pay to be free, Then baby, laugh at me . . . And I'll pray for you, and do all the things That the Man upstairs says...
...passenger will be able to fly from Amsterdam to New York, stay two weeks in a hotel (without meals), and return to Holland-all for $360. Reason for the bargain: so many transatlantic planes fly full one way, half empty the other, that the lines would rather have low-fare passengers than no one in the seats...