Word: relaxing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Some people like to participate. Some people like to participate by watching and some by listening. Some people like to sit and relax. Last Saturday, down on the Esplanade, there was a time and a place for all three. The Band gave its first outdoor concert of the season...
...their campuses into spots of beauty? How come Williams has such a high academic standing, which Harvard Graduate Schools will vouch for? It certainly is not because we are living up to that reputation of being a "country club." House Party Weekend is a time for the students to relax and have fun after long periods of study and tension which I am sure you know about. We are a small college and therefore when we relax we relax together, which a large university is not able is do for the simple reason that the students don't know...
...first two: The Trees, The Fields), and starts after the War of 1812. Richter picks up his story at the point where pioneer Ohio, its woods cleared and safe, is becoming a town society. Sayward Wheeler, a hardworking, sweet-souled "woodsy," and her lawyer-husband, Portius, could now relax and enjoy life. With loping, casually connected episodes, Richter tells how the nine Wheeler children grow up, how Sayward reluctantly agrees to leave her cabin for a fancy house in Americus (new, high-sounding name for Moonshine Church), and how Portius gets to be a judge...
Second, we . . . will probably never again be able to relax in what we used to call "normalcy"-to lead our lives in conditions of genuine peace. The threat of Russian barbarism sweeping over the free world will cast its ominous shadow over us for many, many years...
...boys read them to relax," explained a Brother in the Camarada Brothers' Valeteria. For students who relax better with pictures, most of the magazines offer studies of women on beaches, women on the stage, and women at home...