Word: faster
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...outcome of the game was never in question. The Crimson, tailer and faster than their opponents, streaked to a 12-2 lead after three minutes of play and stayed comfortably ahead...
...hail! The pregnant Blue Bird of Happiness has nested in the '70s! Who wants this finely feathered fowl, anyway? Will it be cheaper for the traveler? No, ticket taxes will go up. More comfortable? No, four abreast instead of three. Will it be faster? Yes, if you don't have any bag gage. Who will benefit from it? Not the American traveler. The 747 [Jan. 19] is one pregnant bird that should have used the Pill...
...RECONCILIATION. Reintegration has gone much faster than even the most incurable optimists expected, including myself. There are no mass reprisals, no animosity, no vindictive measures. Left to ourselves, without any outside interference, our problems will be soon and well settled in our own uniquely African manner. Our experience has a lot in common with the American Civil War. The contrasts are, however, more striking. The old divisions in America are still there-between Yankee and Rebel, Northerner and Southerner, industrialist and planter, white and black. We do not have such sharp divisions. Nobody can suggest that by this time next...
...dying, or trying to sleep, turning his head back and forth over the industrialized landscape; the image exudes an eery sense of ancestors' graves plowed under, of the young dead and the old too infirm to protest. Gershfield then moves back to the negative-positive strobe; only much faster now-the beaten faces seem to be illuminated by antiaircraft fire or shells bursting all around them. One strange close-up even suggests a Vietnamese. A funeral ceremony in stills appears to draw the film to a familiar conclusion of bitter defeat when a thunderclap sounds and we return...
...leaves the office by 6 p.m. and walks a mile and a half to his Mediterranean-style house, where he has a vodka on the rocks with his wife Gloria, a pretty New Yorker who majored in psychology at Oberlin. Gloria once gave him a bicycle to get home faster, but he prefers to walk because "it's a great time to use your head." It also keeps his 5-ft. 11-in. frame trim. Now that his two grown children have left home, he and his wife actually go to movies and the theater. But not much. Commoner...