Word: feds
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...hefty man in work clothes tried to grab the flag, shouting: "That's my flag! I fought for it! You have no right to it!" The students began arguing with him. "To hell with your movement," the man responded. "There are millions of people like me. We're fed up with your movement. You're forcing us into it. We'll have to kill you. All I can see is a lot of kids blowing a chance I never had." It was not an isolated sentiment...
...ranking Business School deans were conspicuously absent from the list of signators. One exception was John A. Seiler '51, dean of the MBA program, who said he was "fed up with the Business School's lack of humanness and detachment from the real would...
...real trouble I guess is people, people who are well fed and enjoy life. Here were the officious mob marshals telling the radicals to behave themselves. Here was Nixon pleading for nonviolence when he meanwhile carries...
...Romm notes, the most powerful push for a new form of journalism has been a growing political alienation to a stagnant, wasteful society. Historians will puzzle for years on the strangely a-typical developments among the children of a well-fed, money-obsessed American bourgeoisie. The Open Conspiracy, despite the obvious limitations of its gentle bias, and occasional over-sensationalization of its material, provides an interesting addition to a limited number of books on an exceedingly fascinating subject...
BOND: I'd like to live in a world with no war, poverty or want. There would be the opportunity for any man to realize his potential, and no opportunity for any man's potential to be stunted at any stage of his life. He would be adequately housed, fed, and educated. Although I say it's utopian. I do feel it's achievable, I like to think that men are capable of anything rising to any great heights or sinking to any low depths. This country and the other countries of the world can do the things they should...