Word: signed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Evans did not go out with his camera with a political or other specific intent. He went out with a curiosity in life-styles, in the objects that people surround themselves with, the way a civilization expresses itself materially. He was an avid collector of post cards and signs. "I'm interested in signs a great deal right now, so I find that I do signs wherever I find them. I usually swipe them too. I've got a wonderful collection." Sometimes he would swipe two of the same sign to give to friends as a gift. He picked...
...hard times" lie ahead. While Goncalve's assessment may be true, not only for Portugal's economic situation, but for its delicate political transformation-constantly threatened by the return of an entrenched fascism that no coup could have eradicated in one year-Portugal's elections come as a welcome sign. They provide an example for those countries around the world laboring under the illusion of egalitarianism, an example of a Freely chosen Socialist state...
...question [April 7] is not one of finding an Israeli government strong enough to make high-risk concessions, but rather of finding an Arab government independent and bold enough to meet directly with the Israelis and sign a peace treaty...
...McKinley. The robust Teddy Roosevelt was part of her wedding, so to speak. At least he was in the White House. Ross did Wilson's bidding. One day in 1917 he harnessed up his team and climbed in the wagon and drove through the flooded Nodaway River to sign up for World War I conscription. They needed him more on the farm, it turned...
Contact is informal; advice ranges from where to buy a lampshade or the best pizza to guided tours of Courses of Instruction to the drying of tears of homesickness. On the academic level, sign-up sheets are posted in each dorm on which upperclassmen list the courses they have taken. These resources lists have proved an invaluable source of information to freshmen (and to other upperclassmen...