Word: nowadayses
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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He got his name Scoop when he peddled the Everett Herald in the red-light district. He went back as prosecuting attorney and cleaned the place up. Nowadays he quotes Churchill, who worried about America's inner strength and ability to "stay the course." He has read Mao and...
IN an expansive mood, the mayor of Buffalo, N.Y., recently described himself as "the best mayor that money can buy." He was kidding, of course-but it was the kind of joke that many politicians today would make at their peril. Once such a line might have brought down the...
"Nowadays young people develop more quickly than they did in my day," says the Most Rev. Geoffrey Francis Fisher, 83, the former Archbishop of Canterbury. In a new book, Touching on Christian Truth, Dr. Fisher proposes to help the young avoid the sin of fornication by reviving the ancient rite...
ONE WRITER who has never indulged in this sort of bleary prose style is Frederick Buechner. In the twenty or so years during which he has been publishing novels, he has never turned one out in the sort of journalese which is so popular nowadays. If anything, his problem has...
Next to chimney sweeps and blacksmiths, the people whose services are least in demand nowadays are those who sport long hair. "I tried to get a job in a supermarket, then as a newspaper copy boy, and later as a service station attendant," recalls John Wayne Suggs, 18, once a...