Word: sakes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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First, there are parietals. Personally he doesn't give a damn what you do, but the University Police would catch you if he didn't; so for your own sake he's going to enforce the rules. (Vision of uniformed guards hiding in shadows or peering around corners, flashlights poised.) And then there are the spring rio's . If you get in one and get caught make sure it's a University cop and not a Cambridge policemen. The campus cops understand. Nine times out of ten they let you off. (Vision of a friendly, protective smile and perhaps...
...Powell but by pressing for the next steps against bigotry and misunderstanding and segregated communities and schools and restricted housing. Let us meet the problems of administration in the poverty program by training administrators--and especially by pressing for the money it requires. And let us, for God's sake, defeat that most bizarre of all economic doctrines, now having such an enormous vogue, which is that since Americans are now enjoying unprecedented incomes, and are getting them partly because of the war in Vietnam, we must, because of the war in Vietnam, avoid taxes on this more ample income...
...cervical cancers, the pills may not be prescribed for women who are known or suspected to have this type of disease. Similarly, there is no evidence that the pills cause blood clots that might travel to the lungs or develop in the brain. But for safety's sake, they are not prescribed for women with any history of clotting problems...
...part, the ICC was plainly worried. The commission has been trying to handle rail mergers one by one for the sake of speed and economy and Justice William Brennan, siding with the majority, wrote a strong opinion stating that it ought to go back to the old, laborious system of considering all regional mergers together. As for the railroads involved, they were, in the words of Pennsy Chairman Stuart Saunders, "disappointed but not disheartened." Though the Supreme Court spoke of a "very short delay," the complications it unraveled last week may well keep the merger hanging for two or three...
Even the central scenes, sad to say, have been slashed for the sake of speech till nothing of the psychomythical significance remains and very little of the Joyce voice and its whilom Irish music. For those who have the patience and the intellectual equipment to read it, the novel is something very like a revelation; the film is not much more than a titillating tale intoned like the Gospel according to Joyce...