Word: wolfs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...sources eyewitness reports and church records used by 19th century Historian Francis Parkman for his classic The Jesuits in North America. The novelist does not mention that it is hard to improve on this enthralling narrative, with its zealous clerics snatching souls from "the fangs of the 'Infernal Wolf' " and its droll view of the New World. "These Canadian tribes," wrote Parkman, "were undergoing that process of extermination, absorption, or expatriation, which, as there is reason to believe, had for many generations formed the gloomy and meaningless history of the greater part of this continent...
...Cambridge pays over $5 million to the 'T' on a yearly basis," said City Councilor Alice Wolf, adding that she feels the city deserves better police protection...
Just as a wolf attempts to escape death by baring its throat to a conqueror, the masochist offers a gesture of subservience by attempting to anticipate what an authority figure wants and rushing to comply. But this is not effective in the adult human world, because the masochist is attempting to second-guess what authority figures will do on the basis of her childhood learning...
...This is one of the very few issues in this city where there is one hundred percent unanimity on what should be done," added City Councilor Alice Wolf, who said the toxic agents pose "a clear and present danger" to the community...
They are Elizabeth Dunn. Democratic State Committee Member, Kenneth Goode, an aide to State Senator George Bachrach (D-Watertown); John St. George, a former City Council candidate; David Sullivan, city councilor and State Committee member; and Alice Wolf, city councilor and State Committee member...