Word: jaegers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Novelist D. H. Lawrence: "The head of the Jaeger school of literature, since he is hot, soft, and woolly. But Jaeger woolens are unshrinkable by time, whereas the works of Mr. Lawrence...
...council will convene at a time when the church is in the midst of transition, attempting to plot a true and vigorous course through intellectual and social turbulence. Archbishop Lorenz Jaeger of Paderborn, one of Germany's most articulate advocates of change in the church, argues that Catholicism has finally come to the "end of the Constantinian era." In a world of permanent revolution, he argues, the church must think in universal terms and abandon a number of concepts that governed its past. Among these are the belief that the alliance of temporal and spiritual powers is "natural...
Home cooking is on the way out. Reported President Max Jaeger of the Food Service Executives Association, Inc., at the association's convention in New Orleans last week: 37% of the food eaten in the U.S. is now prepared by professionals-in hotels, restaurants, the armed forces, freezing plants or canning factories. Professional food preparation has boiled up 27% in the last 20 years. The result: a shortage of good chefs and cooks...
...Juncos & Jaegers. In San Francisco, a seventh-grader named Arthur Wang found a stray Slate-Colored Junco (rarely seen west of the Sierras), while elsewhere in the bay area his colleagues registered the Eastern Phoebe, the Pomarine Jaeger, the Hermit Warbler and the Saw-Whet Owl. From Oahu, Hawaii, a dedicated birder named Grenville Hatch reported sightings by her group of 500 Red-Footed Boobies, 452 Frigate-Birds, 433 Arctic Golden Plovers and one Long-Billed Dowitcher...
...Early Christianity & the Greek Paideia--Jaeger...