Word: smiled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...been condemned for a quality so few people have: the ability to enjoy and laugh at life. This world takes itself too seriously, and enjoyment of anything seems to be taken as a subversion of the "great meaning of life." So, Mr. Namath, please continue to sit back and smile at the world that would mold you into its conformity, and enjoy, enjoy. MARY ELLEN HEKHUIS Gulf Breeze...
...entire situation." It has been that kind of oh-so-serious campaign, and even half a laugh is scarce in most reporters' copy. Fortunately, readers of the Times and other papers can resort to Columnists Russell Baker and Art Buchwald, who seem able to coax a smile and sometimes even a belly laugh out of the most somber events...
After about thirty minutes of questions, the New Crusader flashed a quick sandpaper smile, shock hands all around, excused himself, and then retreated to the for corner of the room confer with several members of his entourage. His lawyers, however, kept circulating, defending Jimmy, talking up prison reform, and downing drinks. One attorney, Mo Krislov, was particularly entertaining...
Restic had reason to smile. A week ago the Crimson was a serious Blue Cross case. Restic's troops were really hurting. After the Columbia win, Harvard had 14 major injuries to consider. Restic was faced with the prospect of having to practically rebuild the entire offensive line. At 60 Boylston St. there was talk of recruiting Dr. Kildare...
...year Restic threw Jimmy Stoeckel against the Big Green, and the then-sophomore responded with a record setting passing performance that almost pulled the game out for Harvard. But if Restic has any major surprises in store, he's keeping very quiet about them. When asked yesterday, he only smiled with his best Pepsodent smile and purred, "anything is possible......anything is possible...