Word: outlets
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Many of the prisoners are experts on such subjects as ornithology, linguistics, and mythology, Schamdorff said. This knowledge, often acquired as a hobby, is given a rare outlet in the PBH contest. Last year one prisoner overwhelmed the Harvard team with a display of knowledge of French history and literature...
...surprisingly, fuming smokers are changing their buying patterns. Newsstands and small shops used to be the industry's No. 1 outlet, but now others are taking over the trade. Largely because they offer the best prices in town, supermarkets have increased their share of total cigarette sales in recent years to a commanding 35%. They are now the leading sellers of smokes...
...professors do not need these annual meetings to inform each other about the research in which they are engaged. When I last counted them a few years ago, there were 150 law reviews, most of them hungry for literate copy; the law professor has no difficulty finding a professional outlet for his work. And if he does want to immerse himself in a particular social science so completely as to develop a new career, the non-hierarchical nature of a law school means that no one will make this difficult...
Despite the tendency away from Pan-Africanism, however, AAAAS serves a valid function. It is an outlet for Harvard and New England Negroes to maintain dignity by identfying as a group and as a private social organization. Currently, some Harvard Negroes are in a tough spot, it being difficult to endorse Black Power right...
...hearings before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee were something less than the constitutional debate they set out to be. Mired from the outset in moot legalistic questions, the sessions became instead an outlet for the unease and bitterness with which most committee members-liberals and conservatives alike-view Lyndon Johnson's management...