Word: thought
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Chris was always talking on his CB. He was really into CB lingo. He thought it was the hottest thing since popcorn. He made the customers wait until he finished his conversation," Sam Sharar '79, another resident of Mather House said...
MOST OF the other reporters thought so too, which made for a crowd. Second-stringers on a hot streak they were eagerly trying to convince their editors and producers that they could do the tough reporting, could cover the winners; none of that soft feature garbage, and so next election maybe they wouldn't be sent to the death-house of a loser's headquarters. Newton, Somerville, Southie: The votes mounted, the grins of the King people grew wider and the reporters--most of whom privately expressed dislike for the candidate who had become their meal ticket--chortled at their...
...telephone hot lines for New Yorkers worried about having Legionnaires' disease to call in and discuss their symptoms. Almost 16,000 hot-line calls were logged in eight days. Health department technicians in a mobile van took more than 300 blood specimens from people who thought they might be infected. One surprising result: many of those working in the garment district were found to have antibodies against the bacterium now known to cause the disease, indicating that they had been infected-without suffering any apparent symptoms-some time ago. This, in turn, suggested that the Legionnaires...
...sold a movie while still in high school, talked his way into the Yale Drama School without bothering with the usual formality of attending college, worked for a while as an assistant to Leon Leonidoff, the Radio City impresario, and filmed screen tests for Warner Bros., all before he thought of learning...
...thought we had it." Jim Langton was plain frustrated, along with the rest of the Harvard booters, after the Crimson dropped an overtime 3-2 decision to Columbia in Saturday's Ivy opener...