Word: hunts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...though he seems to have discarded the nihilistic heroics of the Velvet Underground, there is something disturbing about John Cale in his new found tranquility. The thought that Cale's music is much too sophisticated and personal to be appreciated as rock and roll disturbs also. He could easily hunt us for the rest of our lives...
Britain's Prince Philip was in Italy in his role as vice president of the World Wildlife Fund ("After all, if there were no wild animals, there would be nothing to hunt"). There was, in fact, nothing to hunt at Abruzzi National Park, but later, when a BBC reporter asked him the color of the rare Abruzzi bears, Philip became unaccountably testy: "That's just the sort of silly bloody question the representative of a mammoth organization like the BBC would ask." Then to the interpreter: "Don't translate that." The way the Italian press...
Dialogue (Mary, wrapped in a white net birdcage, and her husband, Hunter, fighting his way in): "Don't touch me." "I'm your husband." "Why do you hunt, then?" "It's my thing...
...Science Center alone is estimated to require $825,000 a year in maintenance and operation costs. Robinson Hall will come to this Faculty on the completion of Gund Hall; its modernization will require one million in addition to the two million required for the purchase of Robinson and Hunt halls. Funds are not available for the necessary modernizing of older laboratories and the older Houses. It will be most difficult to prevent co-residential living and other relations with Radcliffe from costing this Faculty money in the period ahead. The university assessment which is charged this Faculty for university-wide...
Another surprise was an upset of Dartmouth by Harvard's freshmen. Strong running in the last half-mile enabled the Crimson to take the top three-spots and win, 24-31. "It was a big upset, I'm telling you," coach Pappy Hunt asserted...