Word: meanness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...this plan is accepted it certainly doesn't look as though student fees are going down," Britton said. He added that the new terms would mean an increase of at least $25 per student "over and above the five per cent increase we already had in the budget...
...there in T.V. land, although kids may talk about rejecting the rotten establishment, although we may call adult values hypocritical, well we really don't mean it at all. In truth we're just just spoiled brats, anti-everythings rejecting for rejecting's sake, obnoxious for the nuisance value of it. Just give us the old boot in the arse and we'll understand. It's what we deserve after...
...wages demanded by the Union would mean an increase of about $50 room and board for each Radcliffe student, Mrs. Bunting said. Any costs resulting from the strike would also probably appear on students' term bills, she added...
...British periodical, The New Statesman, has claimed that the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. have carved out spheres of influence for themselves and agreed to respect them," he said. "This sort of agreement, if it existed, would mean that the U.S. could do anything it wanted in its sphere, which includes the Dominican Republic, while the U.S.S.R. would have a free hand in its sphere, which includes Eastern Europe," he said...
...mean to force anything. If you don't want to mess with symbols, go eye-ball into sex. Can't miss the way Hunter caresses those wanton girls with his camera, licks them fine and comes back for more. Beast is loose, long neck goose. It's a stone gas from either...