Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...remember much else of the game because we had stopped in Macon, Georgia and bought several bottles of homemade Georgia Peach Wine which tasted a little like the juice from Libby's Canned Peaches spiked with Everclear grain alcohol and which we had drunk very quickly and with little regard for personal well-being which didn't keep any of us from shouting at the top of our lungs "Sieve! Sieve! Sssssieve!" whenever a Harvard shot-on-goal penetrated the Spartan line...
...hope you will allow me to correct the errors in your editorial of Wednesday, May 14, 1986, concerning the College practices with regard to some of the special needs of disabled students. This statement is the one I must ask be corrected: "Most outrageous is that visually and hearing impaired students must pay for their own readers, exam proctors, and sign language interpreters...
...their parents tended to regard happiness as an almost incidental by- product of living by the accepted values of hard work and family obligation, the Baby Boomers have relentlessly pursued happiness as an end in itself. Few found it in the dizzying array of self-help movements like est or cults like Synanon and Scientology, which proliferated like weeds in the 1970s. Nor was the sexual revolution the answer. "Casual encounters and open sex left most Baby Boomers with a sense of emptiness, of personal isolation and loneliness," says University of Chicago Psychologist Froma Walsh. The spread of herpes...
...Administration called "irrefutable evidence" of Libyan complicity in the La Belle attack that led the U.S. to send its warplanes against Muammar Gaddafi's country. What if Syria were also involved? At a news conference last week, President Reagan said, "If we have the same kind of evidence with regard to other countries, they will be subject to the same treatment...
...took World War I to bring Keynes to fulfillment. As an adviser in the Treasury, he began to develop Keynesian ideas--for example, that the "main use of gold reserves is to be used." The artist manque appeared. Keynes began to regard money the way a painter looks at his palette. Understanding that currency confronts human beings with two great alternatives--hoarding or gambling--the sometime player at Monte Carlo defined money as "that which one accepts only to get rid of it." He raised monetary theory to poetry when he described money as "a subtle device for linking...