Word: relaxedness
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The scene has also changed drastically. The student body is no longer a community, but "an unsorted collection of groups and individuals." With the "radical decline" in chapel attendance at seminaries, students only rarely worship together. "Manners," says the report, "are more relaxed, sex freer, and acquaintance with drugs often...
Carter's man Powell, somewhat relaxed after his last campaign trip to Massachusetts, told reporters some stories about earlier campaign troubles on identifying Carter with the wrong economic sector before the electorate.
As he dealt with the shocks and complexities of the case, Judge Carter not only was relaxed on the bench but seemed to enjoy the proceedings. The enormous pressures had not changed his manner at all. Carter, 64, a longtime member of the political and social establishment in northern California...
Fonda, uncommonly relaxed, makes a good Skelton, and his frequent screen crony Gates is properly confounding and skittish as Dance. Almost everyone else in the cast (excepting the fetching Margot Kidder) was apparently encouraged to play descending levels of hysteria.
"We generally recommend Negril, in Jamaica," said the consultant, who works at Whole-World Travel and would not disclose her name. "Good smoke, nice beaches, quiet, relaxed atmosphere."