Word: gladness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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RECENTLY, however. Dr. Sturgis said that "we very much need a full time gynecologist even to take care of the referrals. In fact," he added. "I'd be glad to do it full time." The staff has enough general practitioners well-qualified for gynecological practice to take care of gynecological exams, pap tests and minor infections for Harvard's 13.000 women. "But," he said, "I'm already booked halfway through May." A recurring criticism of the present set-up at the Health Services is that women can rarely see Dr. Sturgis without waiting several weeks for an appointment...
...worry. I think that's a fine idea. I really do. I'm glad I'm a student here. I'm glad you're a student here. You're glad you're a student here. We're all so glad, and it's good we're glad. It's very good. Don't worry. We're going to be all right. We're going to be just fine. Come into my parlor. I'm learning to make soup today, and I'm doing just fine. Come have some soup. You'll feel much better if you do, I'm certain...
...wise son maketh a glad father...
...enjoyed Phil Silvers immensely and loved his interpretation of Frank Foster as the middle-American stooge, Sandy Dennis as Teresa Phillips was a bit too convincing as the awful housewife who drives her husband to drink and other women, and we were glad we did not have to see more of her. On the other hand, we wish that we had seen more of Bernice Massi, for she was every bit the type of woman we would like to be driven to. Richard Mulligan as Bob Phillips and Jeanne Hepple as Mary Detweiler were good, but Tom Aldredge as William...
...thought they were going to stay until the police took them out," Tonis said. "They fooled me. The police are glad. Everybody is glad...