Word: lightheartedness
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Have Reagan's foreign policies actually made the world "a little safer," as he suggested last week? The American voters' answer to that question may be crucial in next fall's presidential election. Reagan's political advisers worry about a contagion of war fears. "We think...
One of the more bizarre aspects of America's love affair with the personal computer is the growing popularity of CompuSex. This is a new form of erotic entertainment in which consenting computer owners exchange X-rated messages over the telephone lines. Anyone with a home computer can play...
Men are generally quick to deny these allegations, saying all-male clubs are simply a pleasant way of socializing and in no way threaten women. Keating contends that the Pi Eta newsletter was nothing more than a lighthearted parody of the stereotype he says his club has unjustly earned, as...
It is easier for the audience to read the first and second acts as a light hearted attempt to poke fun at campus stereotypes rather than as a statement about their motives. But this lighthearted tone strikes a sour note at the end of the second act with the tragedy...
House football takes itself seriously, but not too seriously to stifle the all-important element of fun. The pure and healthy combination of rigorous athletic battles and lighthearted games is carefully maintained by the University. It supplies everything from the jocks to the shoes to the shoulder pads.