Word: yourselfing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Gifford, an All-America out of U.S.C. (1951), grew accustomed in his college days to the eye-straining practice of picking apart football movies. But the shots he studied then were far removed from pro productions. "Then we had 16 mm.," he remembers. "Half the time you weren't...
Born into a military family (his father, Arthur, was a Navy captain), MacArthur chose the Foreign Service at the age of twelve after a Far East trip on which he was impressed by U.S. consular officials. At Yale ('32) he studied history and economics, played guard on the 1931...
Although Al-Anon's influence occasionally leads an alcoholic into A.A., this is incidental to its purpose. Many members deliberately conceal from their alcoholic mates that they belong to Al-Anon. They do so in the belief that their problem is unique and should not be confused with the...
S.H. Heathwood demonstrates his version of predestination in an article on "building good will." Don't turn away the curious, says Heathwood, "Sooner or later, almost all these people will have the need. . ." ("almost" probably refers to "do it yourself" addicts.)
Poland's housing problem may be Europe's worst. For every room there are 1.8 people. The only hope for newlyweds is a proposed "build-it-yourself" development project, called romantically "Quarters for Lovers Without an Apartment." Complaining that government ministers get all the good houses, the newspaper...