Word: relaxers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Phil said, "even the Harvard students have to relax...
...verbal confrontation with his guests. Taping before an audience begins at 6 o'clock, but the show does not go on the air until 11:30 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time (10:30 Central). By then, Cavett's limousine has long since deposited him at home, where he can relax and watch the show just as his fans...
...courses was adequately paralleled by a commitment to a vaguely decadent night club existence. Life was literally split between truck drivers and tutors, shifty club owners and sharp section leaders, drunken middle-aged divorcees and liberated women. South Boston crackers and black militant intellectuals; and between crowds trying to relax and students brutally trying to compete, between songs that often meant something to my life and papers that often argued with it. But the Harvard world is no less real than the other. In fact the complexities of individuals are amazingly the same. The legitimate realty of one world...
...This is Harvard's wake-up service." Adams said. "There aren't many colleges that do that." He explained that he can "relax a little" once he knows every absentee has been called by 10:30 a. m. During a typical two-week exam period, five to ten students are roused from sound sleep by such calls...
...defeated Germany. Ulbricht succeeded only in that area where Soviet troops could enforce his orders. Even then, the East Germans in 1953 staged the East bloc's first abortive rebellion. In 1956, as the Soviet bloc was swept by the wave of destalinization, Ulbricht stubbornly refused to relax even slightly his rigid, autocratic rule. His decision proved correct, from a Communist viewpoint, when Hungary and Poland exploded in revolts. In 1961, after more than 3,600,000 East Germans had fled Ulbricht's fiefdom, he built the Wall that cut off the escape route for his remaining...