Word: hellos
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...find some schooling and, in 1885, gain entrance into London University. It was here that many of Wells's strongest ideas were formulated. T.H. Huxley, one of his teachers in the first year, but by no means his mentor (Wells recounts saying only two words to the man, "Hello, Professor."), was to be a guiding inspiration for the rest of his life. What promised to be a stellar academic career faded quickly the following year when Wells began to find radical politics more interesting than intellectual pursuits. At the same time, inspired by Huxley, he was cutting his teeth...
...next day, I got a call from Shockley. "Hello," he said, "Shockley here. Of course you know I'm tape-recording this conversations: I tape-record all my telephone conversations. Now before I let you in to this debate, I want to find out a few things about you. First of all, could you tell me what's 60 per cent of 60 per cent...
...community of recovered drug users; a credit union; a community assistance co-operative for Spanish speaking people; a brilliantly innovative community studies program through Communitas College, also in the neighborhood; volunteer work by Antioch law school students, also in the neighborhood, and a growing feeling that when you say hello to someone on the streets that the greeting has new and neighborly meaning...
Rule finds that Harvard students live in their own worlds. A few of them may say hello. One once gave him a slice of pizza. But there is very little community on the Hilles-to- Harvard bus-just monotony, he says...
...publisher of the already esteemed Jerome Kern, Dreyfus did not have to say that to everybody. But then, George Gershwin was not just any song plugger. One morning Gershwin said hello with a little ditty called Swanee...