Word: fooled
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...appealing applicability to Nixon's behavior in San Jose. Confronting a known hostile crowd of several thousand, waving the V salute and remarking, "That's what they hate to see" [Nov. 9] has got to be the act of a very calculating politician or a damn fool. I in no way condone the behavior of the hostile crowd...
...Pink, you fool...
...Since one device had "school" written on it, many young people agree with a self-styled radical student: "That was a joke. The school is run like a cattle bin. We've got to change it, and if we have to use violence we will. But only a fool would think we're stupid enough to make the stuff in a basement and then put the name of our targets...
...didn't really know what to expect this year," he said, "but it has turned out very well. Every player takes a certain amount of pride in the records he holds, but only a fool covets records when his team is losing every game...
...change of image and luck finally came with Hamlet. "I had been told that the English actors would eat me alive," he says, but he took strength from their patience and from the dictum of Margaret Leighton (his TV Gertrude) that rehearsals are the place to make a"bloody fool" of yourself. As he got deeper into the play, he discovered that "my own character was liberated, I was able to shout and cry-things I'd always been too self-conscious to do before...