Word: hearded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...recreational sports scene, I have just received word from the Metropolitan District Commission that the ice on the Charles River is no longer thick enough to skate on. You heard it here first--no more skating on the Charles. Or else...
...with the excellently choreographed, excellently executed dance numbers, and terrific stage design (not to mention the cork popping that goes on at most performances), good times you're certain to have. If you're still left a little uneasy, wondering if you haven't seen those unshapely claves and heard those borrowed gags in a bad dream somewhere before, just remember again, it's the good times (and the tradition) that counts. Performances run through the end of March...
Hopefully, that is not hte case. After all, our lives are just as meaningful and exciting as any celebrity existence; it is all a matter of perspective. By the way, do you known what I heard yesterday? This giant asteroid is supposed to have landed in the yard, but the University police hid it in Dean Epps's office until they could get it to Washington for study. Then, three men in black coats walked into Lamont Library and demanded all he Government 40 readings...
...first. The audience sat unimpressed. Then the bandleader tossed aside all caution and the band cut loose with a swinging dance tempo and a set of upbeat numbers like the "King Porter Stomp." The young audience got to their feet and went ape. Kids across the country heard the joyful noise on their radios. Benny Goodman had a name. From then on, he would be known as the King of Swing...
...misbegotten adventure would have been canceled. The news suppression that angered Bradlee most was the bombing of Cambodia: "The people who were being bombed knew it, the Godless Commies knew it, only the American people didn't. In almost 20 years in a decision-making seat, I've heard lots of claims about the serious harm our stories would do, but not one panned out. People are always trying to get me to be a statesman instead of a journalist. It's fine work, but not what I chose...