Word: travelling
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...early Christian legend said that Irishmen were so pious that a rich, beautiful maiden could travel the length of the island unmolested...
...Gordone prepared to leave, I realized he was under the impression that he was to receive a stipend (as do many guest lecturers) in addition to the travel and living expenses paid. Although the small amount which he had hoped to receive as remuneration for his time was certainly nothing more than a pittance, Black CAST, under the auspices of the Harvard Dramatic Club and Harvard-Radcliffe Afro-American Cultural Center, sadly could not even begin to afford to offer an honorarium...
Harvard Student Agencies (HSA) is now selling tickets for the weekend bus service to Wellesley College from their Travel Services office at 8 Holyoke Street...
...poetic themes and techniques to serve the hard reality of an "unpoetic," mechanized present. But it was Spender in particular who, as Louis Untermeyer put it in Saturday Review, "transformed material considered too raw and crude for poetry. He invoked the magic of machinery; he packed an epic of travel into a sonnet contrasting a picturesque but fading past with the sharp contours of the present...
Both candidates came to regard the press as a minefield, best skirted when possible. Until his final travel and television blitz, the President bunkered in the White House, allowing only "photo opportunities" showing him signing bills or meeting diplomats-with reporters' questions not allowed. At his first televised press conference in eight months, the President turned almost every question into a political slogan; reporters felt used and asked needling questions...