Word: sake
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...revolutionary movement-could not contain her antagonisms. "It was true that the Cuban people were in miserable conditions under the Batista dictatorship," said Juanita, who has been living in Miami since defecting from Cuba in 1964, "but Castro's dictatorship has made it worse." For the sake of democracy in Cuba, she dramatically added, she would even go so far as to kill her brother...
Harvard's Afro-American Studies program has not yet reached that level. But that many students in the department consider that its goal is clear. As one student said, "We're not in this for the sake of our pride, but for the sake of our people...
Irritated that Harvard prefers to wallop Yale annually for the sake of tradition rather than meet Penn in a winner-take-all showdown at Syracuse, and bothered by the Crimson's unshakable nonchalance about a formally recognized national champion, Harvard's critics have expressed their discontent in such various methods as Whall's highly emotional pieces and the NCAA's decision to recognize the I. R. A. regatta as an officially-sanctioned national championship...
...sake, somebody stop them before they blow $49,190 of Uncle Sam's money for research into how to make sourdough starter [Aug. 31]! I've been making sourdough starter for years, and I'll give them my recipe free. Or if they're squeamish about old-fashioned methods, they can buy dehydrated starter from Sourdough Jack-right there in San Francisco. (MRS.) MARION NICOLAY Glastonbury, Conn...
...what became known as "the Red Sea controversy," Faubus said that Bumpers had once told his Sunday school classes that some biblical scholars questioned whether God had actually parted the waters of the Red Sea. This gave Bumpers a perfect opportunity to affirm his faith for the sake of the fundamentalists. He had only been trying to stimulate discussion in his class, he told a statewide TV audience. Then he declared: "I believe that God parted the Red Sea with an east wind, just as it says in the King James Version...