Word: till
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...moved in. So today I invited her and anyone else within hearing range to go to the Aquarium. The trip was enough of an up to give me the strength to face what I had been warned would be the worst experience-Saturday night at the Cliffe. Up till now I had made a practice to be out of the dorm as much as possible on Saturdays, especially at night. But curiosity...
Massive Infusion. South Viet Nam's economic problems gathered momentum in the mid-1960s, when the U.S. military buildup was pouring millions of new dollars into the national till. Inflationary pressures mounted, but the "swinging-door" regimes of those years were far too shaky to combat those pressures by the normal methods of taxation, price controls and enforced savings. Instead, the government was forced to keep prices low by keeping the supply of goods high...
...till now we've had the notion that the classroom is the only place where learning can take place," says Ford Foundation Official Mario Fantini. "The Parkway Program utterly rejects that notion; it breaks down the dichotomy between living and learning." Furthermore, he points out, Parkway is marvelously economical. A school for 500 pupils costs some $1,000,000 to build. Parkway's capital costs were practically nil. The most impressive praise of all is that Parkway already has at least one imitator. Chicago last month began its own peripatetic school. Kansas City, San Francisco, Hartford and Washington...
...possible that Tripp will not return at unlimited next year, and if he does not there are no freshmen or returning lettermen to till the void...
Necessary? murder? In January, 1968, Auden was quoted in Newsweek as saying that American troops must remain in Vietnam. "I thought politically that one would have to stay till there was negotiation; I didn't say I supported the war," he remarked. "But things of course have gotten a lot worse. What we should do is get out, after taking precautions that people can leave the country if they want to." Auden has never written about Vietnam, "because one should write about what one knows." He has not been to Vietnam, he said, and he doesn't know enough about...