Word: paye
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...enough to want to study. She has no money to live or pay tuition, for no one on the kibbutz owns personal property beyond the clothes on their back. Nor does she have the training to get a good job. The kibbutz has given her no marketable skill, and with Israel in a mild depression, unskilled labor is flooding the economy...
...great number of temporary residents of Cambridge, most of them related in some way to the two universities, were willing to pay higher rents for apartments here than permanent residents, forcing up rentals...
...October 23 the Radcliffe Graduate Center will be open for limited Radcliffe interhouse on the same basis as Lehman Hall. Thirty Cliffies will be able to eat 80 cents worth of lunch there free every half hour from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Harvard students will have to pay...
...science scholarship to Oxford. The boy views himself as others do-a mod erate success. It is only in the later episodes that he comes to see himself as Novelist Golding sees him-a moral failure. Sadly, he recognizes that he is one of those who would like to pay anything for a chance to give life to himself and others, but that actually "he would never pay more than a reasonable price." It is not enough, for by then he is a successful career man in science (he made poison gas during World War II), and his real life...
...next few weeks, hip-bo's will be hunted mercilessly. On October 16 the City police will begin to enforce vagrancy laws: anyone who cannot provide evidence of his means of support will have to move out of the City, pay a fine, or serve a jail term. A source close to the Mayor reports that the police will stop anyone with a beard, moustache, or long hair. Apparently, the Mayor is taking pains not to involve the University in his war--a bursar's card will be sufficient evidence of not being a vagrant. But there are Harvard students...