Word: relaxedness
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Ross has the same relaxed attitude about his year in Europe. "I took German A freshman year," he says, "so I think I'll be able to manage."
Harvard tried to avoid abandoning restriction on freshmen participation in varsity athletics. Cleary said, explaining that the University only relaxed those rules when it became clear that "from a practical point of view we wouldn't get any hockey players."
The Pontiff appeared relaxed and joyous. A mile and a half away, in the Piazza del Popolo, a rally organized by Italian political parties, ranging from left to center, was gathering to denounce an antiabortion proposal, strongly supported by John Paul, that was to be submitted to Italy's...
Though he can be an outgoing glad-hander of relaxed charm, who willingly puts in six days a week in the political boondocks of Israel listening to ward heelers and party pros, Peres is also a studious, scholarly man who reads voraciously in three languages and writes poetry for intellectual...
"My own feeling is that it should be more relaxed and enjoyable." Schneider said, adding that she felt Nader was still a good choice, because "he will have something important to say."