Word: outletting
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...need an outlet for creativity. Stifle our sense of humor, which is mainly political anyway, and you'll have a lot of unhappy band people." drum major Robert Stemmons '82 said yesterday...
...Princeton man invariably turns to his club. There he not only takes all his meals, but forms friendships, watches television, plays squash or bridge or Ping-Pong, drinks, parties, holds bull sessions, and even studies. Unless he's on a varsity team, its intramural program is his only athletic outlet, and when he becomes an alumnus, its activities will form the foci for fond memories, homecoming weekends, and pleas for financial support. More than any other part of the campus, it is the center of his life at Princeton...
...pain and make sport of their masters. Through the Wars and the Depression, jazz provided hope and release. In the '50s, rock-and-roll developed as a merger of black and white music and helped loosen old prejudices as well as restrictive morals. In the '60s, music became an outlet for political protest and drug experiences...
...distinguished career in the Chicago Cubs organization last summer, was on hand to watch his old mates. "I miss it like anything." Alevizos said of throwing his legendary sailing fastball, "but I'm learning the real-estate business now." Despite a 4-1 record with the Cubs' Geneva outlet in the single-A New york-Pennsylvania League and the promise of a raise. 'Zos decided to hand up the cleats because he "saw the extent" of his abilities. Good luck and see you around, Rob. Harvard 5, MIT 3 at MIT HARVARD (5) AB H R BI Weller...
...wondered whether the patient consent forms proposed by the Utah doctors fully spell out the kind of life the implant recipient should expect. The heart runs on compressed air and is electrically powered. That means the patient will be permanently tethered to air hoses and plugged into an electrical outlet, a sedentary, chair-to-bed existence...