Word: loved
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...moral issue of homosexuality by cautioning the House that the bill was not a statement of support for gay rights but rather, as he says, "a request from one group of citizens that they want to work on the same terms as everyone else." Work, mind you, not love. That will have to come even later. And the bill failed. Why? Will it pass in 1979? 1989? Why do they force us to wait...
...Ontario. I have encountered too much anti-gay feeling here, heard too many bad jokes, seen too much mimicry, both innocent and cruel. Perhaps I am not being fair, for I consider any prejudice to be too much in an environment boasting intelligence. The right for someone to love who they choose and to fuck who they are attracted to seems utterly obvious to me. My right to share same-sex love is as obvious as my parents' right to express their heterosexuality. Most of the homosexuals here sense the obviousness of that right. There are only a few fools...
...Katie Ditzler, sporting "the strongest net game on the team," as Felske said, volleyed like a Californian should and won her match, 6-3, 6-4, over Dale Kampell. A newcomer to the sixth singles position, freshman Marjorie Solomon began her collegiate tennis career in style, defeating Donna More love...
...Angeles Dodgers 10-4 bludgeoning of the New York Yankees yesterday at Chavez Ravine was everything a 1977 Dodgers' win was meant to be: brutally powerful and totally one-sided. Under manager Tommy LaSorda, the Dodgers are no longer the speed-and-fineesse team we came to know and love in the '60s. Now they prefer to hammer their way into our hearts...
...unseeded, newly created doubles duo of veterans Sally Roberts and Katie Ditzler waltzed into the finals. After doing a love-love dance through their opponents from the University of Lowell in the first round, Ditzler and Roberts conceded three games to the Northeastern combo of Inec and Tilley...