Word: quicked
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...mistake to view all Viet Nam veterans as profoundly troubled, as walking wounded. About half of the veterans, the study found, still carry disturbing, unsettling psychic baggage from Viet Nam. Even so, most cope pretty well. Americans may now be too quick to indulge in a "Lo, the Poor Vet" rhetoric. Dr. Arthur Egendorf, a Viet Nam veteran and a psychologist who was a principal author of the study, points out that those who pity Viet Nam veterans simply relegate them to the role of victim (which is not much help to the veterans). Liberals use their pity to help...
...Fairfield, Conn., home, Robert Penn Warren enthused: "The only way you can make quick cash off poetry is with poetry readings. This makes me free to do what I want to do, and what I want to do is write poetry." Commented Coles: "Now I may be able to hire some people to help me for the first time in my life. I've never been able to afford research assistants before...
Primarily a headline service, CNN can be quick and resourceful when the news is hot, tends to flag when it is not, and is often plagued by technical glitches. Nevertheless, network hot dogs who used to call it "Chicken Noodle News" are be ginning to feel the heat: Turner is currently suing the Reagan Administration and the three networks for denying his news teams full participation in pool coverage. ABC learned to its horror last month that it may not be able to transmit live news coverage from London of Prince Charles' July wedding. Reason: CNN, along with...
...improved 31% since a year ago, making U.S. purchasing power greater than it has been since 1969; and last week's election victory by François Mitterrand's Socialist Party gave the rate another jolt by further weakening the franc (see WORLD). Tourists have been quick to capitalize on the change. Despite stiff increases in transatlantic airfares, advance bookings from New York City to Paris...