Word: neighbors
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...fifty cents in his picket. And we feel the same respect for him as we do for those uprooted souls, forced throughout this century to flee Europe and to make their way in an alien and hostile world. The self-made man may be forced to step on his neighbor's toes, but his energy, resourcefulness, and perserverance remain a source of admiration for the Bernies of the world born with a free ticket to medical school. Duddy is young and unthinking, and in his haste to make a niche for himself in the world he steps on more than...
...particular time or place each week or else you're out of luck. If you're doing your own laundry, why not just do linens, too, and save the money. No one is really impressed by Harvard's yearbook and you can always use your roommate's or your neighbor's freshman register. At least wait until you're here in Cambridge and you can do some investigation of your own before jumping for the bait all the groups dangle...
...registration, you'll get literature from at least 20 organizations and get hit again for money by The Crimson, HSA, the yearbook staff and so on. Before you register, it's probably a good idea to sit down with your roomates or next-door-neighbor and figure out what newspapers you want to get, who will buy the Confi Guide, whether or not you need a refrigerator and your other needs...
...years of formal education who left his job as a trolley-car operator in Columbus and drifted to Southern California in search of warmer weather. After Frank married Hannah in 1908, he was barely able to scrape by as a citrus-fruit farmer, grocer and gas-station owner. A neighbor described Frank Nixon as "brusque, loud, dogmatic...
Chenault's religious beliefs appeared to be a confused amalgam largely of his own devising. Said a Columbus neighbor, Denise Underwood, 20: "One week he was eating this because he wanted to be a Jew; then one week he wouldn't eat this because he wanted to be a Muslim." The core of his murky philosophy was hatred of Christianity. Probably central to his motivation was his sense of inadequacy and need for attention. Only two weeks before the killings he told a friend that he would soon "be all over the newspapers...