Word: hang
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...movement, we can win. If we don't--we lose. In Nazi Germany and junta Chile, the fascists were and are impartial--they killed socialists, feminists, and gay people by the thousands. With this in mind, it's realism, not paranoia, to say that if we don't all hang together, we'll all hang separately. Diana Sperling, HR Women's Center and HR NAM Womens' Caucus David Price, HR NAM Equal Admissions Committee
...refuge is the pursuit of peace and his concern for the national interest. What seems to hang in the balance right now is whether the U.S. will go back to the days of the cold war and bitter confrontation with the Soviet Union, or whether it can keep the new relationship alive. Henry Kissinger sometimes sees himself surrounded by a city full of nihilists who want to dismantle every advance toward some sensible tranquillity...
Harvard's gridders are confident. And if they know what they're up against today. It's because the Bruins have been bantering about it all year, ever since their successful scrimmage at Harvard this past September. The Bruins' press clippings hang like invitations all over the Crimson's locker room...
...they probe, prod, tickle and test opinion, the pollsters never run out of questions about American political choices, product preferences and psychological hang-ups. But what do the people think about the pollsters? Inevitably, the Gallup poll took a poll - and discovered that 15% of the respondents had participated in earlier public surveys and that 67% felt that the country would be better off if national leaders heeded the polls' results. Alas, those results may be harder to get in the future...
...wives. You know, ballplayers can sit around and play cards and hang around the room. They know how to kill time. Four or five day delay--it's O.K. But the women--they get all nervous, they want something exciting to do. They don't know how to handle...