Word: signed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...sense of obligation, climbs down from the observation tower to go back to the senseless war. Michael Herr relates in Dispatches the story of passing a blind man on a New York street with a friend who was a medic in Vietnam. Around the man's neck was a sign that read, "My Nights Are Darker Than Your Days." Herr and his friend looked at each other, almost guiltily; if you only knew, they thought. Going After Cacciato was six years in the writing; let us hope O'Brien writes again soon. He helps answer...
...sign of the times for Harvard basketball hangs over coach Frank McLaughlin's desk in the IAB: "The difficult we do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer...
...back many months, or years," since that ingeniously ambiguous resolution has been the framework for all Middle East peace negotiations during the past decade. Begin's new stand would make it almost impossible for the completion of a declaration of principles that Israel and Egypt could sign; it would almost rule out any chance that Jordan's King Hussein would then join the peace process because Begin's interpretation of 242 forecloses Hussein's hope of getting back the West Bank territory he lost in 1967. If Begin does not have a quick change of mind...
Almost immediately the first sign of trouble appeared. When the fine, nearly microscopic carbon fibers escape into the air-either during their manufacture or when the composite material is purposely or accidentally incinerated-they can settle on electrical equipment with disastrous results: carbon fibers are good conductors of electricity and thus can cause short circuits, arcing and sometimes fire. According to a recent NASA study, there have been more than a dozen such incidents since 1970 in industrial plants producing or using the fibers. As use of the composites increases, careless disposal and burning of wastes could release enough fibers...
...flowers, burning ghee, white-haired brush and water are offered during the aroti ceremony as a sign of love, because Krishna is pleased when people offer him these gifts...