Word: signs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...library, I see a sign heralding "Many, many, many more opportunities are available." I'm not looking for more opportunities; I only need one. I pull out eight binders on Public Sector jobs, but half the deadlines are already passed...
...huge sign declaring "Welcome" in Irish, Russian and English hung over Shannon's sprawling duty-free shop...
LODGED near a final club and the MAC, OCS is a simple brick house with a small, white sign leading unassuming students to a couple of hours of hell. The whole concept is a misnomer. Office? When I walk in there is a welcoming staff member who points towards the different rooms in the building...
...sign reading "#1 Harvard Hockey, NCAA Champions," was draped across the side of the team...
Whole segments of the East bloc, once firmly under the thumb of Soviet orthodoxy, are launched in headlong pursuit of a new political and economic order. But not all. In Bulgaria an aging leadership shows no sign of interest in homegrown perestroika. In Czechoslovakia, where leading dissident Vaclav Havel has been sentenced to jail, trials moved into a second month for other activists held on charges ranging from organizing peaceful antigovernment demonstrations to signing political petitions. And in Stalinist Rumania, party leader Nicolae Ceausescu remains the "Idi Amin of Communism," as his neighbors call him. The unregenerate totalitarian, obsessed with...