Word: waked
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...talking with convicts, guards, prison officials and penologists, the correspondents were driven to personal reflection on potential alternatives to the present system. Karsten Prager of the New York bureau, who toured Car Manhattan's infamous Tombs detention house and North Carolina's progressive Wake Advancement Center, was struck by "the differences between what there is and what there might be." So was Senior Editor Robert Shnayerson, who wrote the cover story with the assistance of Contributing Editor James Simon and Researcher Erika Sanchez. "It seems more shocking and irrational in 1971 than ever before that these conditions...
...said he anticipated no change in the Department's structure for next year. Rumors that the Social Anthropology division would separate from the rest of the Department developed in the wake of the split in the Social Relations Department...
...wake of the report, administrators at schools across the country rushed to bolster or refute the report's findings on the prestige of their programs...
...Wake up, people! It's true. My son and his peers will enter kindergarten knowing what many third-graders are struggling to master. My question is: What will school administrators...
...have lived alone for years, since I left my parents' house. I wake up at a quarter to one, with a headache. I take an aspirin, a simple and innocent act and suddenly I see them-lying in an embrace, the sheet carelessly over them, X up on one elbow and joking with her and her joking back, nothing is serious or sacred between them, they are in love, in love, in love; I am six miles away suddenly nauseated, living alone...