Word: spoiledness
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Sir / Those protesting the high price of meat mean well. But the truth is that we have been spoiled for years by low food prices at the expense of the American farmer and producer. Let's be honest enough to admit that most of us would not become farmers...
Once their love is consummated and they are lazying around Paris, the model starts to examine the wisdom of her newfound lover's resolution to turn himself in. She questions the morality of the war in Viet Nam and argues that he was right in deserting. Most of the...
"Women's Lib Has No Soul." So proclaims the cover of the latest issue of Encore, the black newsmagazine. Inside, an essay by Psychologist Rose Finkenstaedt condemns the feminist movement as "little more than the hysterical exhibitionism of spoiled children." To blacks, adds Editor-Publisher Ida Lewis, Women'...
While success has not spoiled her ambition-she still lusts after glittery names like Clint Eastwood, Mike Nichols and George C. Scott, all, so far, impervious to her blandishments-it has mellowed her somewhat. "It's easy to be nice when you're successful," she explains. "People are...
Newsweek was not alone in its ebullience; the press generally regarded the Supreme Court's decision as a vital affirmation of its right to gather and dispense information independently of government pressure. Moreover, journalists felt that the Court's decision would have broad, longterm effects on its relationship with the...