Word: regards
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...economy, they were quite pleased with what they had wrought. "I've been in Congress for 24 years," House Speaker "Tip" O'Neill exulted, "and I don't ever recall anything of this nature-the leadership coming and having a dialogue with the President in regard to his pending messages and plans. I am tremendously pleased with the package, and I have every confidence we will be able to work it out with the Congress...
Some people have ruminated with me about [how he might have been Ford's Vice President]. But, when I accepted this job, it never occurred to me that I would be anything but dead, lying with my feet straight up in the air in regard to politics in the near future...
...women than Freudianism has so far acknowledged. Writes Virginia Clower of Washington, D.C.: "To the extent that our society continues to educate mothers and fathers who see their female children as biological castrates doomed to inferior psychological, moral and social development, we will continue to produce women who regard themselves as second class...
...nurses generally had high regard for the medical skills of their doctor colleagues; 28% considered the doctors excellent and 53% good, about the same rating they had for their fellow nurses' performance. But they were far less enthusiastic about the level of psychological support that the doctors give the sick; as many as 77% of the nurses assessed the doctors' performance in that area as either fair or poor. The most startling figure involved fatal accidents: 42% of the nurses said they knew of deaths that could be attributed to doctors' mistakes; 15% noted that they...
...like a waning moon, in Judith and Maidservant with the Head of Holofernes (circa 1625). A few other late-Renaissance women, like Sofonisba Anguissola, got more commissions than the forthright Artemisia; they moved with more ease at court and could play society better. But there is good reason to regard Artemisia Gentileschi as the most distinguished woman painter to have worked between the 16th century and the end of the 19th, when Sonia Delaunay and Georgia O'Keeffe were born...