Word: know
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...RADCLIFFE Institute sits in Radcliffe Yard, and yet surprisingly few Cliffies know anything about it. Mrs. Mary I. Bunting, president of Radcliffe, hasn't publicized it very well, considering her great interest...
...women at the Institute are different from the rest of us Cliffies since they have stuck it out. We don't know if we will. Within a few years, we may store our books in the attic and start studying china patterns. The members of the Institute, however, ranging form 25 to 60 years old, have remained ambitious...
...audience seemed to know exactly how to react (some women murmured confidentially to each other as if they were in a museum), but almost everyone looked pleased. There seemed to be something special about this almost completely female gathering. I got the feeling that all the women present were proud of Miss Bas-Cohain, perhaps because they identified with her as a woman. Among men, there's usually a competitive atmosphere, but that was absent here. Perhaps because they are still a minority group when it comes to having brilliant careers or even jobs, women feel something like the collective...
Which one of us. Nate, would not give his eyeteeth to leave the hurley-burley of megalopolis for such an idyllic paradise? I know I would. Incidentally, I shall be absent from Cambridge the next few weeks as pressing business summons me to Johannesburg. yrs very truly, Henry Kissinger April...
hardly since the beginning of time has man ever discovered . . . what tell me!!! what is it that man has never discovered???? please, i must know--it is a matter of life and death. . . . "that's right," he said (the whole in the wall in the wheel of the world). . . . "it's a matter of your life, heh, heh." . . . and then he zapped him with a tompson submachine gun brrrraaapppppp. but the pellets dissolved and scattered into a 1000 tiny motes that resembled pieces of the 160 tons of sunlight that fall to the ground every day. "i'm a sunflower...