Word: redder
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...hard-core satyrs, however, set out to make this their best, if indeed last, Toga Party. Faces became redder, speech more garbled, conversation more fatuous, and propositions more direct. But many secret Toga hopes harbored by those venturing to Leverett Saturday night were shattered by the mundane contemporary world...
...purpose of the merger, of course, was to lower operating expenses for the loss-ridden Daily News. The deal, however, had the opposite effect. In the last year before joining up with the Times, Fanning's paper lost $650,000. A year later the red ink was even redder: $750,000. Worse, according to Fanning's lawsuit, Times Publisher Robert B. Atwood and his staff have tried to kill the competition by scaring off potential Daily News advertisers and subscribers, mismanaging the paper's financial affairs and letting its distribution system go to pot Says Kay Fanning...
...gets overcome by temptation, takes a few slashes, commences to get hot flashes, metamorphoses into God's Own Drunk and a fearless man, then sees "The Bear...a Kodiak-looking feller, bout 19 feet tall," who rambles over and "looks me in the eyes, and mine were a lot redder than his. It hung him up." It's not enough because the spell is shattered--Buffett succumbed just once, but it's shadow of things to come...
...Crimson freshman hockey squad made the Redmen of UMass redder Saturday afternoon as they crushed the UMass B team 7-1 at Watson Rink...
...tenth of the population of Indochina is killed annually by American weapons; Cambodia's Angkor Wat, one of the greatest works of religious architecture in the world, is gutted by American artillery shells; the brown earth of Laos blushes redder and redder from the blood of peasants killed by our saturation bombing. We perpetuate horror upon horror in a war we have already lost, a war we lost long ago, a war we could never have won, a war intolerable to the principles we avow as our own, and yet students remain if not unmoved, immobile...