Word: ladder
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Bank. Says Emmanual Sivan, a professor of Islamic history at Jerusalem's Hebrew University: "For the generation of Israelis in their 20s, the occupation has been the natural order of things; this is certainly bad. They have learned that the Arabs are at the lower end of the ladder, which creates a vision of each other that is not conducive to coexistence. I'm not worried about whether or not we can hold on to the territories. But the price we pay worries me. Here we are, a democratic society, holding another society hostage." Uri Avneri, editor...
...Rescue Co. is a special part of the Cambridge Fire Department. It covers the whole city instead of a certain area like the engine and ladder companies, and it responds to a wide variety of calls in addition to fires. The men on Rescue are regular firefighters who have emergency medical technician (EMT) training and have volunteered for Rescue duty...
...Early adulthood. This is the summer of life when a man is at the peak of his biological and mental capacities, choosing an occupation and moving up the ladder of his career, forming a stable life structure, raising the next generation, establishing his place in society...
...Crimson was paced by a freshman, Chip Raffi, from Winchester, who was the meet's co-medalist with a score of 73. Raffi, ranked fifth on Harvard's ladder for yesterday's pairings, had nines of 40 and 33, which tied MIT's Doug Parigian for low score...
...golfers were severely handicapped by the absence of Alex Vik, Spence Fitzgibbons, and Brett Johnson, who anchor down the first, third, and fourth spots on the team ladder. Vik and Fitzgibbons had an hourly in Anthropology 184, "Geography of the Tropics," a subject quite essential to every golfer who occasionally finds himself searching for the elusive ball amidst latifundia previously untrod...