Word: fondly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Deanberg DB 5-11 172 Se. Washington, DC 41 Chip Benny FB 6-0 190 Jr. Franklin, OH 72 Andra Burhe OT 6-5 290 Jr. Hoplins, MI 26 James Campbell MB 6-1 217 Sr. Denver Denn, WI 87 Scott Clark TE 6-2 215 Sr. Fond duLac, WI 91 Jeff Clyde OG 6-2 200 Jr. Myrtle Cresk, OB 96 Errol Cresk DE 6-2 220 Sr. Merrocville, AL 7 Mike Curtin QB 6-3 180 Se. Salt Lake City, UT 11 Mike Cyr QB 5-11 176 Jr. Totown, NJ 48 Joe DeNicals...
Journalists are fond of the saying that they write the first draft of history. But on some 20 occasions in the past four decades, TIME's editors have determined that a historically significant individual merited a journalistic "second draft" to assess his contributions and character in light of of, contemporary events, opinions and scholarship. In this week's cover story, 20 years after John F. Kennedy's death in Dallas, Senior Writer Lance Morrow tries to distinguish between the 35th President's accomplishments and the en during myths. Observes Morrow: "The past inhabits us and defines...
Lecturing is the least of the cultural exchanges in which Petworth engages. Struggling with Slaka's implacable bureaucracy, he plays an unwitting role in its intrigues and treacheries, despite the best efforts of his fond, exasperated official guide. He falls victim to the local peach brandy (rot'vitti), causing a sensation in a nightclub with an impromptu striptease. He attracts more than the routine attention of the state security police (HOGPo) as well as of most of the women he encounters, from the nymphomaniac wife of a British diplomat to a "magical realist" Slakan novelist who seduces...
...Meurers are fond as well as bitter. "We had beautiful times," says Ronald's father. He remembered the winter night four years ago when Ron and another son resuscitated 200 live mail-order chicks that had arrived nearly frozen. He described how the boys "lay in front of the fireplace rubbing them and bringing them back to life." Around the room last week there were chuckles at the memory, and sighs-and then quiet...
...could just watch a good brain surgeon for a few months," a certain high school teacher was fond of saying, "then I'm sure I could operate just as well as anyone with 13 years experience." Laws prevent such hands-on medical training, but if he tried operating that way anyhow, it's easy to predict his fate. Dozens of contract-waving literary agents would scramble past his shabbily dressed public defense lawyer and one of the first would be the type that signed up James S. Kunen on "The Making of a Criminal Lawyer"--the story of Kunen...