Word: guardedness
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Beyond the medieval crenelated walls of the Moscow citadel, Soviet society certainly seems to the outsider to be in a permanent state of mobilization. In the streets of the Soviet capital, civilians stand patiently in long, dreary lines outside shops, as if wartime rationing were still in force, while above...
The meeting, which was called by Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III to discuss the January 7 incident. Concluded that so-called acquaintance rape-the type of rupe alleged by the freshman-can best be guarded against by increased awareness among students the sources said.
Neil Livingstone, author of The War Against Terrorism, contends that much can be done to discourage the phenomenon in the U.S. He claims that vulnerable power stations, telecommunications facilities and the power-line grid system should be better guarded, and he advocates a federal antiterrorism law so that the FBI...
There are glimpses of him chopping wood and playing tennis at his secluded and heavily guarded Cavendish, Vt., estate. In an 80-minute interview on the popular French literary talk show Apostrophes, Soviet Exile Alexander Solzhenitsyn, 65, among other things reiterated his plea to the American people to stand up...
Perhaps the most intractable problem Alfonsin faces, however, is the Argentine economy. The nation's $40 billion foreign debt has pushed it to the brink of international default, while at home Argentines luffer under triple-digit inflation and 15% unemployment. The new government's economic plans are a...