Word: happiered
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...seriousness that matches should be cut from 18 to twelve holes. After this revolution on the links, argued Pace, the player would no longer arrive home worn out and grouchy. Courses would be less crowded as men teed off on holes 1, 7 and 13. "Everyone would be happier," said Pace, "the player's secretary, his wife, even the man himself...
...immediate goal of the puppet governments was the separation of the children from their parents. This was essential if they were to fully possess the minds and spirits of the children and raise a dedicated, zealous generation of communists. The parents, having lived part of their lives in happier days before Hitler and war, infected with the democratic notion that man can live according to his own wishes and enjoy certain basic rights, could not be trusted to teach the new communist concepts to their children. Worse still, the parents might spread this infection to their children by exposing them...
Taylor felt that students who are "financially hard pressed" might have "an easier and happier time" living out, but that their need would have to be definitely determined before they were permitted to leave. As to the effectiveness of this in relieving overcrowding, Taylor said that there are "not very many" who would want to move...
Industrial Psychologist Herbert Krugman added a slightly happier note. The Russians, he said, apparently believe that both males and females have special capabilities. So they are putting one of each sex (not necessarily married couples) into isolation chambers to see if they do their technical tasks more effectively over long periods than crews of two men or two women. This might be all right for Russia, but none of the psychologists were sure how the U.S. would feel about manning its spaceships with male and female pairs of unmarried psychotic midgets...
...yearning for bright lights, attention and luxury nearly universal among young girls, married and unmarried? Perhaps many girls like Mary Leona would be happier if such contests were open to all beautiful girls, married...