Word: sadnesses
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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TIME Beirut Correspondent Roberto Suro covers not one but two of the toughest news beats in the world: embattled Lebanon and the police state of Syria. For this week's cover stories on the continuing violence in Lebanon and on Syrian President Hafez As sad and his country's pivotal role in the tur bulent Middle East, Suro confronted the difficulties of reporting from both countries...
...sad day when the competition and the courts dismantle a company that has provided efficient and progressive phone service. The antiquated postal system should have been broken up instead...
...sad confession for a rich, well-beloved man in the prime of life. But if work is his undoing, it is also his consuming interest. He prefers couture because the fine fabrics make him feel "like a wood sculptor who gets to work with the finest ebony." It is also satisfying that his seamstresses complete every alteration, every sleeve and collar by the next day. "That's not the case with Rive Gauche at all," he laments. "I have to work with factories. I give them a sketch and have to wait twelve to 15 days before...
...that Israel has few defenders and that the is constantly criticized in the American media and by Americaa politicians, this view is not quite true. Granted, anti-Senitism is not a dead force in America or the world; and anti-Senites occupy important positions in this society. Yet these sad facts should not give besitance to those who want to criticize specific Israel policies. Unfortunately, all too many American "liberals"--the people who harshly criticize the U.S. government for its often repressive military and foreign policies--simply refuse to utter a critical word in the direction of Israel, even though...
When the project was begun in May of 1982, the University sad down with concerned Cantabridgians to review the proposed design for the 4,5-acre plot, Vickery explained...