Word: gladness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...glances really annoyed me because I knew she wanted me to feel guilty, and I knew I didn't want to feel guilty. But somehow I ignored her, and at the same time formulated Beach's First Law of Subway Riding: never betray emotion of any kind. I was glad to get off that train, but I was unhappy that I didn't see another...
...will climinate much of the conflict over what exactly GM is doing. Bennett is right in insinuating that most of the criticism of GM is uninformed. For one thing, specific information on GM's anti-pollution and safety efforts has been consistently denied to the public. (Although GM was glad to pool its anti-pollution research with other auto companies-until the Federal government filed an anti-trust suit against the Big Three last January...
Join now in the glad moment. Relax. At the midnight hour while bats circle the confectionery temples of Palenque and Mother Moon gladly lends her bluest light, ascend with Merilee and Sam the steepriser steps of the Temple of the Prince...
...pedagogical technique is characteristic. Conant is not really asking a question but making a statement. Yet he admits that the issue raises "problems which to an oldtimer look almost beyond solution." Perhaps this is why, when old acquaintances ask, "Aren't you glad you are no longer a college president?" Conant never gets around to the answer...
...full retreat on the civil rights front." Connecticut's Senator Abraham Ribicoff, whose Senate speech denouncing "rampant racism" and "monumental hypocrisy" in the North had led to the first Southern congressional victories on civil rights issues in over a decade, said he had no regrets. "I'm damn glad I made that speech," he said. "I've touched a soft nerve in America. I wanted to make America look at itself?and that's what it's doing...