Word: frequented
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Digression. There are two interesting bars in Poughkeepsie, Frivolous Sal's and Squire's East, located, interestingly enough, within a stone's throw of Vassar. But for the same reason Cliffies don't frequent Charlie's Place, you rarely find Vassar girls in Sal's. You find guys in Union College windbreakers, computer programmers, community college girls, and, being that it's New York, high school seniors. It's a bar whose juke box is evenly split between Chicago and Grand Funk. (Once, one Friday night, after I learned that the way to sidestep the dollar bottled beers...
Clearly, low-income people and members of minority groups are the most frequent targets of misguided researchers. Regulatory legislation is necessary to curb the use of human guinea pigs. Researchers who exploit human subjects in their investigations ought by law to be held accountable for their crimes...
McCord stressed that he had also been in frequent contact with Robert C. Mardian, a former Assistant Attorney General and later a Nixon re-election committee troubleshooter, but he would not explain what they had discussed without assurances that he would be protected against further prosecution. He was scheduled to testify again this week, and promised to present some documentary substantiation of his charges...
...York Times). It began with the purchase of some Churchill paintings as well as his secret wartime speeches to Parliament (which Luce found boring). Getting rights to the great man's memoirs cost LIFE $750,000, not to mention picking up the check for Churchill's frequent vacations in Marrakech. Was it worth it? LIFE's circulation department found that the memoirs had a "devastating effect" on newsstand sales. But, says Elson, "Luce took a more elevated view. At a time when checkbook journalism was running strong and competition for the war leaders was fierce, LIFE landed...
...woods to confront what he grandly called "the essential facts of life." Spartan-like, he observed flowers blooming, raindrops falling, seasons changing. Of course, the essential facts of Thoreau's life included Emerson's loan of the cabin site at Walden Pond and such genteel activities as frequent walks into Concord for civilized conversation and home cooking. H.D.T. had it both ways, which is more than can be said for the nature he wrote about. The shadow of the surveyor and his Damoclean plumb bob had already fallen across the land. The future held a ring of bright...