Word: mad
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...first, when we found out we were in Claverly, we were mad. But we soon found that the atmosphere here is freer than the houses, and we took advantage of it," Frisbie explained...
...outdoor sports enthusiast-swimming, skiing, surfing-and hate traffic and the mad pace of city life," Frisbie continued. "I've observed too many people who aren't happy, and I think I won't be happy living in the city either. I can't see myself as a computer, and because of that would like to set up a rural law practice somewhere...
...words about Hiroshima and the atom bomb. It soon becomes evident, though, that even if Shaw's sense of outrage grew fierce in his old age, he never learned to temper his sledge hammer blows. The polemical tone of the play, which lectures the audience as if they were mad war mongers with the intelligence of six year olds, is both offensive and unpolished. Thus Fables, which had more promise than the other two works, ends up the biggest disaster of the three...
...used to think I'd be a little safer around Harvard Square. Not because its mystique was any less dramatic than New York's, but simply because bicyclists and strolling lovers were reputed to preempt the mad sailors and pyromaniacs...
Harvard-Radcliffe SDS issued a leaf-let yesterday morning saying, "Mass action, not mad bombing, will abolish the OFIA." At a two-hour meeting last night, approximately 35 SDS members decided to organize a research project to expose the "imperialist" policies of the CFIA...