Word: glees
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Then there is Ted Lindsay. After four years as a respectable, golf-playing Detroit businessman, "Terrible Ted," 39, is back on the ice-scoring 13 goals, and belting opponents around with such undisguised glee that he has already spent 159 minutes in the penalty box-second only to Toronto's "Bad Boy" Carl Brewer...
...most befuddling, and interesting, article in this issue belongs to Archie Epps, assistant dean of the College and a tutor in Leveret House. He is a complex person, at once an Establishment Negro and a vigorously anti-Establishment rebel. The jolly conductor of the Leverett House Glee Club is simply not the same man who writes bitterly about the death of Malcolm X; nor are wither of these the scholar who wishes to "treat Negro history as a problem of social science...
...border guards on the Communist side of the Berlin Wall could hardly believe their eyes. There, across the barrier in West Berlin, stood a lissome girl methodically taking off her clothes. Military caution was forgotten as the Grepos stared in undisguised glee. Too late did they hear a scuffling noise at an unprotected spot along the Wall 200 yds. away and notice a dim figure dashing from its shadow. One more East German had escaped to the West, and last week a Red officer denounced the stripteaser's distracting "provocation" in the columns of the military weekly Volksarmee...
...search for new thrills as the traditional, exhibitionistic rebellion of youngsters against adult authority. Parents who are quite agreeable to students' drinking almost always boggle at drugs. "There is not much that students can do that is defiant," says a Boston psychiatrist. "They think with some degree of glee about what their parents would think if they knew they were smoking marijuana." These students also are "looking for changes in personality," and "they lack communication and feel isolated-when they smoke there is a certain togetherness...
...solution, when it came, so delighted Yamasaki that he confesses to having jumped up and down with glee: a giant, six-story portico, which would marry the building, mall and park. To slenderize his trumpet-topped columns as much as possible, he manufactured them in one piece on the site and derricked them into place. The building repeats their rhythm around the facade in the manner of a Greek temple...