Word: moments
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Lady Bird's "philosopher" adds with hill-country fatalism: "You must learn to live the very day you've got; you're only going to have it once." Facing the veriest day of her young life this week, Luci was clearly determined to savor every precious moment of it, public and private...
...supervise parietal hours because of an inadequate staff and the absence of bell desks. Baird also hints that any liberalization would bring complaints from angry mothers who want to be sure that their offspring are safe from the temptations of college life and can be reached at a moment's notice...
Instead, he suggested that a short moment of undirected affect meditation would be more appropriate. "If a period of brief prayer is wanted, there is a simple way to have it: a moment of silent meditation, during which each pupil may commune either in prayer or either form of solemn thought, as his upbringing and his spirit may prompt...
...difference between a moment of prayer in unicorn and a moment of silent prayer or meditation so momentous for public education, and so plainly in the advantage of the vocal ceremony, that the extraordinary machinery of a constitutional amendment should be set in motion to achieve this alternative...
...this moment, Betty Bacall is delighted with her life. "I've waited for this for 40,000 years," she says, meaning Broadway stardom. "It was my teen-age dream." Actually, it is her third career. Born in New York of a Russian-Polish medical-supplies salesman and his Rumanian wife, Betty Joan Perske, as she was then named, was an only child. The parents soon divorced and Betty, who has not seen her father since she was eight, was reared by her mother. She attended New York public schools, a Tarrytown, N.Y., boarding school called Highland Manor, and graduated...