Word: weak
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...large, handsome sanatorium surrounded by parks, and relatives were told how lucky their demented loved ones were to be so close to nature. But when patients arrived, a male nurse examined them, then assigned the strong ones to "Department 19," which meant the forced-labor camp. The weak ones went to "Department 20," the death room. "I was first told about the killings," testified Obrawalde's dentist, "by a group of children who had watched through the keyhole...
...other poems, "The Body Vigil" and "Im Herbst," although both are rather weak in organization from stanza to stanza, show that Kershner has developed a poetic vocabulary. He speaks again and again of the seasons, of ice, of wind, of worms, of fire, and these images come to define, not merely describe, feelings...
Gordie Howe and Alex Delvecchio, two old reliable Wings, are third and sixth in the league in scoring. Rookie goalie Roger Crozier has done a brilliant job backing up the relatively weak Wing defense, allowing fewer goals than any other netminder in the league...
...Puritans had a small, but strong team. Led by guards John Hawkins and Howie Burkholder, the coach, and by forward Andy Lewis, they were rough opponents for all the top teams. Their outside shooting was strong but they were sometimes weak on the foul line...
...would be a shame, however, if boredom obscured the fact that tomorrow's meeting does have some importance. Even having restricted itself to purely administrative issues, the Faculty still must decide on a "strong" or a "weak" Gen Ed program. To those who once hoped for a wholly fresh and vitalized program, this choice seems rather mundane. But to future students, the choice is crucial. It deserves close attention...