Word: friendlies
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...democracy."' he told a joint session of Congress. In return, Richard Nixon glowed that he and his guest "talk the same language," that Lafayette "lives in our hearts," that both the revolutionary marquis and the French President are sons of Auvergne, that France is "our oldest friend and oldest ally in Europe...
...about. You live Jose's paralyzing fear and hatred of all things having to do with school; you feel at one moment his absolute uncertainty, at the next his indomitable but anxious pride, at the next the growing sense of security in his relationship with George, his tutor and friend. Dennison lures you into the being of those very real children. For that achievement alone his book is an important one in contemporary educational writings...
your only real friend...
...YEAR'S EVE, a friend of mine, tripped out on mescaline, ran into a girl be used to know at a party. The girl was upset, more than a little drunk, and ready to tell the whole world what was bugging her. My friend listened to her story, sympathized with it, but felt powerless to do anything. Finally he said. "I don't know what to say,-. There are only two things I can do-and I'll do them if you want. I can go to bed with you or I can kill you. That's all." The girl...
What else could my friend say? Despair can reach the point where the only alternatives for salvation are death or a good fuck. And, of course, there is even a level of despair where a denunciation of life is the only way out. They Shoot Horses. Don't They?, one of the most painful and best American movies of the past year, is set in that, the lowest, depth of depression...