Word: knowingly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...understanding is that, historically, the street belongs to Harvard," Lewis A. Armistead, assistant to the vice president for government and community relations, said yesterday. "I know nothing about councilor Crane's endeavors," he added...
Second, Ashton says that "A semi-repertory company is usually weak." This comes as a bit of a surprise; I don't know about Ashton, but until I helped start Blaridge's, I was quite sure such a thing did not exist. It is hard to say, therefore, whether such companies are "usually" weak or strong...
Florence Scala, an aging Chicago activist, is less encouraged. She remembers the heady days of labor struggles, reviles the credit card society, then surrenders to activist nostalgia: "I don't even know what the American Dream is any more. Maybe it's picking up some pieces I've left behind...
...pulled; Bob punches Elizabeth in the stomach. She writes: "I was free to hate him now, no doubts and no regrets. We could hate each other for having at last released the things we hated most in ourselves." The domestic turmoil subsides into a wary truce, but both parties know that they will never again winter there...
...psychiatrist says a thing like that it is not mere political cant. But are the people prepared, emotionally, for his succession? Already, questions are beginning to haunt the air like irrational fears: Will the Governor charge $60 an hour? Will his hours last 45 minutes? Will his staff know each other's last names? More urgent: Where will he be in August...