Word: grave
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...researchers involved--Dr. Leon D. Sabath '52, associate professor of Medicine, and Dr. Leonard D. Berman, assistant professor of Pathology--have already been indicted on a separate charge under a 19th-century grave-robbing statute forbidding "illegal dissection...
Former Soviet Leader Nikita Khrushchev, who died in 1971 at the age of 77, once warned a Kremlin colleague that he might some day rise from the grave and tell his tale, despite the silence imposed on him by the men who had forced him into retirement. This week TIME presents the first of two sets of excerpts from a forthcoming volume of memoirs in which Khrushchev makes good on his prophecy. He emerges as a candid, pungent and uniquely qualified commentator on recent Soviet history...
...when you are ever silenced, just remember you dug your own grave...
...incredible, was typical of how many French publications and the government-run television network handle the medical secrets of great personages. In the U.S., the mental and physical health of recent Presidents and presidential candidates has been the subject of close scrutiny. In France, circumspection goes beyond the grave; three days after Pompidou died last week, the official cause of death still had not been disclosed...
...emerging from one of our jaunts into the past, as we walk out into the invigorating after-theatre air, we might just ask ourselves what it is we're retreating from. Is it from the problems that surround us daily, problems surely not so grave as those that faced Harvard students in 1939? Or is it possibly that we are escaping something within ourselves--our own lack of commitment, perhaps, to the world and its problems, this side of the rainbow...