Word: winterers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...blowing in from the window. There was nothing erotic in the moment. "Why don't you take off your clothes?" Allen asked me. It was no overture; merely a challenge and a joke. I felt no closer to the naked Ginsberg; he might as well have put on a winter overcoat. It wasn't a big deal to him, one way or the other. He had almost twenty years on me. A free man, he'd been through psychoanalysis, Buddhism, hallucinogens, and come to terms with himself. I felt stupid...
...units for calendar 1964, said Ward's Automotive Reports, "has been K.O.d." The industry has al ready had one of its worst introduction periods in recent history, thanks to the 31-day General Motors strike, and two poor months back to back could make their effects felt this winter not only in Detroit but around the entire...
...Trans-Canada line, for example, would safely cross 45 miles of current in the Straits of Mackinac with improved pipe, and pipe has been laid 170 ft. deep in the Gulf of Mexico. By developing underground storage vaults, gas companies have also been able to keep up with heavy winter demand and prop up summer prices. In the marshy New Jersey meadows, Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. is freezing thousands of yards of mud, scooping a hole out of the middle and filling it with gas chilled to -258° F. to liquefy...
...golden years of Rockne and Leahy, the $500,000-a-year take from football paid faculty salaries, built dormitories and a stadium. Now, when the cost of Notre Dame's sports program was deducted, there was barely enough left over to pay the coal bill for an Indiana winter. The Irish still wanted a winning team ?"We are dedicated to excellence," said the Rev. Edmund Joyce, Notre Dame's executive vice president?but not enough to pay for it. The school awards only 30 football scholarships a year, and they are strictly limited to board, room and tuition?...
...There is a rhythm to a personal and national and international life, and it flows and ebbs...if you ask me whether this was the 'winter of our discontent,' I would say no. If you would ask me whether we were doing quite as well this winter as we were doing in the fall, I would...