Word: meannesses
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...moment, Bennett is getting interested in Public Service of New Hampshire. Financially strapped by its inability to open the controversial Seabrook nuclear plant, Public Service is close to becoming the first major utility to file for bankruptcy since World War II. That might mean trouble for its shareholders, creditors and customers, but it could lead to another golden opportunity for R.D. Smith...
...What does love mean as it is used in this book?" asks Dr. Thomas Szasz, the maverick psychiatrist-author (Sex by Prescription), who teaches at the State University of New York at Syracuse. "Does it mean serenity or constant sex or something else?" The survey, Szasz contends, is "sensation mongering," designed to support Hite's preconceived feminist notions. Quips Ellen Goodman, the Pulitzer-prizewinning syndicated columnist: "She goes in with a prejudice and comes out with a statistic...
...innocence is believable and her naivete is charming. And thus she is utterly at odds with the chic gallery people who treat her like a lost puppy--lovable and amusing but not worth their attention. When Polly hears them say a painter has "acute awareness," she thinks they mean "a cute awareness, like a cute face...
Chideya said that she wants her poster to inspire the voters to "think" and to promote an "issues campaign," rather than the popularity contest she said she thinks it has been in the past. She added that she does not mean to attack personally the other candidates from Adams, but the campaign as a whole...
Farai N. Chideya '89 added, "Just because there are other [political] groups on campus doesn't mean that the majority of student's opinions are properly represented. That is the Council...