Word: patterns
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Crimson came from behind at numbers six and seven to secure the victory. After dropping the opening game. ?-??, to Peter Kinn?y. Jaime Gonzales rushed back to triumph. 15-7, 15-12, 15-9. Paul Brown followed the same pattern against Chris Williamson-was edged out in the first game. 14-15, but won his match, 15-11, 15-8, 15-12. Ed Atwood padded the margin of victory, upending Mike Taylor in four games...
After Crane spoke, the council took two more ballots, but CCA councillors returned to their previous pattern of sending their votes to several councillors. Ballotting will resume this Thursday...
...second month, the normal human infant breaks into its first smile. The expression is often considered a reflex action, but it soon becomes social, and in the fourth month develops into that explosive, exclusively human breath pattern called laughter. Laughter serves man well. It can relieve his anxiety and tension, pave the way to friendship and enable him to tolerate his own-and life's-absurdities. Laughter is vital in helping to define what is human: its absence is generally taken as a sign of grave psychic stress. Yet laughter itself has never been satisfactorily defined. "The laughable...
Wooed by Pennsylvania. Such ventures represent a recurrence of an old pattern. Early in this century, German industrialists built an immense network of foreign interests, but nearly all were seized during the two world wars. Twice burned, German businessmen were hesitant about reaching abroad again. German direct investment in the U.S. still lags behind the holdings of Britain, Canada, The Netherlands and even Switzerland. Lately the Germans have been hard-pressed to fill booming domestic and export orders and have shown a fresh interest in manufacturing overseas as a way to keep their foreign sales growing...
...which camped on the best-seller lists for a winter, brought him financial security, though -he cannot help remarking-it was praised for a lot of the wrong reasons: "topical, Jewish and political reasons." He no longer needs to make money from teaching, but Bellow continues to follow a pattern familiar to less successful American novelists. He has taught writing and literature at Minnesota, Princeton, New York University and Bard. "One year there seemed like ten," he says. "No one knows the demands a progressive school makes on a teacher." Now he is at the University of Chicago, giving courses...