Word: renewal
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...annual Harvard-Yale hockey party will take place tonight at 8 p.m. in the Boston Garden. About 10,000 fans, mostly alumni, are expected to renew old acquaintances and incidentally, watch a hockey game whose importance is purely statistical...
...energy and resources toward securing a just peace. We demand an end to this arms race which leads us toward a world in which, whether in war or peace, none of us will want to live; we demand that steps be taken to reverse this process and to renew the long and nobler struggle--now almost forgotten--for peace and freedom...
...talks with general disarmament discussions-a reversal of Moscow's previous position-the nuclear test-ban talks were broken off last week after three long and frustrating years. The Russians tested another nuclear device (underground), while the U.S. was still trying to decide whether or when to renew atmospheric testing...
...They hope that membership in the NAB Code will be an asset when the time comes to renew their license with the Federal Communications Commission. The complete futility of expecting even these benefits from subscribing to the NAB Code is shown by the fact that some stations presently subscribing to the Code are under investigation by the FCC because of complaints brought by local citizens' groups...
...aesthetic of this bizarre novel, smells and textures and tastes, has a unique quality. For example, Peterson and the fly both consider merde the most understandable word in the French language. "Renew'd by ordure's sympathetic force,/As oil'd with magic juices for the course,/Vigorous he rises." If you can first conjure up a combination of Rabelais and Kenneth Tynan, and then tone your image down a little, you may get an idea of Sidney Peterson's writing...