Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Rand not only ski jumps, he does so at heights from which you and I would suffer nose bleeds. Try 70 meters, and you'll have to conduct a pretty extensive search of the Harvard record books to discover the last Crimson skier who tried that...
...will be the next to suffer, and how can these acts be stopped? The latest incidents have ended relatively successfully. Terrorists have not achieved their goals and most have been arrested, though many are free on bail. Yet the acts continue. Many law-enforcement authorities argue that because of civil-liberties protests there is too little surveillance of potentially dangerous groups. In reaction to such pressures, Washington police files on the Hanafis were destroyed in 1974, and police informants were withdrawn from the group. It is possible that with proper intelligence the police would have been tipped...
...announcement, Gardner insisted that the "loss of saccharin will at worst be an inconvenience." Most diabetes specialists disagreed. They pointed out that many of the estimated 10 million Americans who suffer from diabetes find saccharin absolutely essential to fulfill their craving for sweets. At Boston's Joslin Diabetes Foundation, callers were urged to write strong letters of protest to their Congressmen. Exclaimed the foundation's president, Dr. Alexander Marble: "This ban is against common sense!" The American Diabetes Association was so concerned about how to deal with the saccharin crisis that it scheduled an emergency meeting. Said...
...Critic John Haffenden has gathered 45 "Dream Songs" written after 77 Dream Songs (1964) and His Toy, His Dream, His Rest (1968)-the two books that certified Berryman as a major American writer. Henry, the fast-talking middle-aged hero of the dream songs, continued to suffer and thrive in Berryman's imagination-and does so again in Henry's Fate...
...problem is not just in the minor-sport status of volleyball. All athletes that use the IAB suffer from the obsolete facilities and overcrowding...