Word: shames
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...think this cutback is a real shame," Timothy R. Lyman '80 said yesterday. "The chance to do original research is invaluable and contributes to the spirit of academic freedom...
Apparently the Texas textbook critics, Norma and Mel Gabler, and their followers [Dec. 31] believe that by censoring certain words out of dictionaries, the things the words represent will cease to exist. It's a shame that they don't object to the words bigotry, starvation and war. Samuel S. Roseman Newton...
...heavy flirtation with absolute abandon. It can strut tough, cry soft or laugh up a sleeve. The best of it can go big and make the long reach look easy. It is mainline, rock-bottom rock 'n' roll, and it puts a lot of the fellas to shame. Or should, anyhow; but there are these problems...
...great shame that Hugh Sidey, in his article "The Shape of Things to Come" [Dec. 17], regards the rekindling of a warlike spirit in the U.S. as a matter for rejoicing. I have two sons, and I do not think the possibility of war a matter to rejoice about. It seems to me that Sidey is advocating doing exactly what Khomeini is doing, using a "foreign menace" to help his people forget about their real economic problems...