Word: helling
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...expect the disadvantaged not to break the law?" Says Anton Valukas, the U.S. Attorney for Northern Illinois: "I guess what bothers me is that we are talking about privileged people, people with the best educations who seem to have the basest motives -- get what they can and to hell with the rest of society...
...Unscrupulous as Hell...
Despite a trend to the right at Harvard. McGuire says students at Harvard are "out of touch with the political world," adding. "There is a hell of a lot more to being a politician than to being smart...
...shared a lot of problems, academic problems, disciplinary problems," Doyle says of their sophomore year. "We raised hell. The administration didn't know what to do with us. We got to know all the police officers...we were just growing...
...complies. He begins by taking over the nightly readings to the younger children; those in the boys' wing hear David Copperfield or Great Expectations, and the girls get Jane Eyre. The idea of featuring great novels about orphans is Dr. Larch's: "What in hell else would you read to an orphan?" Homer's duties gradually extend to the obstetrical. He becomes the doctor's trusted assistant, less than a physician but more than a midwife. Larch begins to see Homer as the son he never had and the one who will carry on the humane but illegal mission...