Word: fed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Nonetheless, certain features of her story about her three undercover years, during which she fed information to the FBI and, she claims, the CIA, while she was active in Harvard SDS, are beginning to ring true...
...triumph for what might be called Housewives' Lib-the most successful boycott by women since Lysistrata. Fed up with rising food prices, outraged by advice from various Washington officials to eat fish, eat cheese, or just eat less, thousands of women took to the streets in protest. In scores of cities and towns, they demonstrated, paraded, picketed, pamphleteered and badgered politicians. They cut down their purchases of meat, pledged meatless Tuesdays and Thursdays and, in an all-out boycott planned for this week, threatened to buy no steaks, chops, roasts or hamburger at all. In riposte, some farm leaders...
...select a man to celebrate the downing of the 3,000th U.S. plane to tell the American people the truth about the war and appear on TV. I said I wasn't the guy. He said I must. The Vietnamese people had saved my life, he said, had fed me. I said I owed him nothing...
Discalced Carmelite Friar William McNamara also understands the lure of the East. "People in the West, particularly the young, are being fed stones instead of bread in churches and schools. They know nothing of the deepest mystical tradition; yet they want inner experience. They hear there's a mystic tradition in the East, and they go over...
Reaction in Rome to the second Hebblethwaite attack was swift. In a front-page editorial, the Catholic daily L'Avvenire accused the English Jesuit of having a "deeply deformed view of the life and the problems of the church today, fed by ancient polemics according to which everything in Rome is always wrong." Pope Paul undoubtedly had critics like Hebblethwaite in mind when he said in a recent speech: "The Curia is unfortunately disfigured in the eyes of those who know it and perhaps love it least, as though it were an artificial complex, bureaucratic, legalistic, preoccupied only with...