Word: forgotten
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Time goes by so quickly people had forgotten it has been ten years," James Vorenberg '49, associate dean of the Law School, said Wednesday...
...they claim that those interests are endangered by the new mood of militancy in the U.S. "Your desire to control the oil-producing areas of the world is driving a frantic effort to enlist other countries in this region to that goal," says Bykov. "What is so often forgotten in the U.S. is that for us, that area is on our doorstep. The situation is similar to what might arise south of the Rio Grande; America would certainly be sensitive to instability on its borders...
...Artist of the U.S.S.R.," but the film bureaucracy has refused to fund some of his projects, delayed the release of others or exhibited them for only a few weeks in out-of-the-way theaters. Paradjanov astonished Western film buffs with the extravagant lyricism of his Shadows of Our Forgotten Ancestors (1964), but the state saw him as a troublemaker and sent him to prison-for almost four years...
While President Carter and Senator Kennedy argue about what should be in the 1980 Democratic platform, they might find it useful to dust off and reconsider one long-forgotten document, the Democratic platform of 1976. As is the case with most such creations, it promised many things to many people. Among the planks on which Carter stood four years...
...final irony is that he is so drawn in the end by his military occupation that he considers becoming a professional warrior. The general who dissuades him is one of a dozen or more of Bogarde's characters who are too sharply drawn to be easily forgotten. The writer is a gifted observer, and it will be interesting to see now whether he turns his talents to a novel about acting. - John Skow