Word: regretable
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...doesn't work as well as Barbara, but it does fulfill its role as an intriguing end to an enjoyable double-billing. One's only regret at the finish of the night, is that Chapman did not unleash his students more often. But with the limited amount of time that he budgeted these two plays in his overall course program it appears that if Chapman had had his way there might be no freshman seminar production at all. This type of performance, however, even if it is a simple by-product of a year's "academic" work, is worth retaining...
...have read and approved the statement in this issue concerning my tenure article of June, 1972. I regret any inferences of personal corruption that some readers may have drawn from the paragraph concerning Professors Landes and Higonnet. Arthur H. Lubow...
...regret leaving Harvard very much," he said. "But academics often run into this problem of not being able to find jobs anywhere near each other...
...resign. That left Mrs. Meir with two choices: to beat back the Likud no-confidence vote or to resign herself. Realizing that she was likely to lose a Knesset vote, she opted to replace the debate on her government's performance with a speech of resignation. "I only regret," she told party leaders before her Knesset appearance, "that I have to bring down the government with me." She will head a caretaker government until a new Premier is installed or another election is called...
Baltimore IRS headquarters. William D. Waters, then the district director, notified Nixon last June that his returns had been "accepted as filed." Waters apparently did not examine Nixon's filings himself, but he added a line that he must now regret-a routine compliment when an audit is completed without the discovery of taxpayer liability. He commended the President for "the care shown in the preparation of your return." Waters was promoted in March to head the larger Philadelphia IRS office...