Word: wards
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...strategy that is causing much concern among the termpaper companies, who feel their business rests on firm legal ground. "I've talked to nine of ten different lawyers and we don't even think we'd have to appeal. We would win immediately," Ward Warren, founder of Termpapers Unlimited, said yesterday...
...Ward, who said that "our most elite writers are from Harvard," remained unperturbed. "We've expected this and we've been prepared for it and I'm not going to lose any sleep over it," he said. "If we lose, the world's not going...
...react to the charge of war crimes rationally; they simply react. However, inside the protective circle, one can see another shadowy figure, unnamed in the letter, the figure of Henry Kissinger. One can be sure that when the prodigal son returns from Washington, similar arguments will be advanced to ward off any "slander" of Kissinger, such as the charge of war crimes...
...arrested almost succeeded in pushing through the fence at one point yesterday afternoon, but police used gas to drive them back. Across the street from the practice field, members of the 82nd Airborn Division-flown in from Fort Bragg, North Carolina Sunday-were stationed throughout RFK Stadium, ostensibly to ward off the unarmed demonstrators should they somehow escape from the camp...
...into ten distinct views through a sociological kaleidoscope. Individually each portrait is representative of nothing but itself-the precision and detail with which each life is sketched see to that-but, in chorus, they sing of a continuum between America's individualistic, democratic past and its childrens' attempts to ward off the uglier threats of its disputed future. "Like clay," Lukas writes, "the past may be pulled and molded into new shapes, but it is always the past becoming the future...