Word: answer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...less obsessive brothers and the big bad wolf. Brody cites the bobsled ride around the Matterhorn at Disneyland as an example of a means of mastering castration anxieties and other fears. Freud and Disney, concluded Brody, were both concerned with fantasy, and they both looked to childhood for the answer to happiness...
...IMAGE that Peter Seeger conveys, in everything he does, is that of a "decent" man. His behavior in front of the House Committee on Un-American Activities in 1955 was a model of bravery and pride. When asked about his affiliations with the Communist Party, USA, Seeger refused to answer, saying that it was none of the committee's business, and that he resented the insinuation that he was somehow unpatriotic because he had aligned himself with the poor and the oppressed in their struggle against injustice. "I have sung in hobo jungles, I have sung for the Rockefellers," Seeger...
Rushed, flawed, repetitive, sometimes contradictory, the first wave of post-Nixon Watergate books is now in full flood. The question is: Do the writers have anything much to say that Americans really want to hear? The answer is a qualified yes. Some new nuggets of Nixonian intrigue rise to the surface. Diverse perspectives are offered on the men around the President-Mitchell, Haldeman and Ehrlichman-on precisely what brought Nixon down, and on how the Government and press have been affected. Most notably, these books provide small, sharp, almost novelistic insights into the personal struggles-some devilish, some inspiring...
...rate, Bok agreed this week to meet with up to four or five DISC members, and DISC spokesmen say they are happy to meet with Bok. It's hard to predict what will come out of the meetings; the answer depends on what the priorities of the students' demands...
...Agency, the University of Michigan, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the Egyptian Academy of Scientific Research and Technology has begun a $1 million, three-year study that will evaluate Aswan's impact, for better or worse, on Egypt's economy and ecology. The study will probably find no answer for the country's most pressing environmental problem-population growth. In the past 15 years Egypt's population has increased by one-third (to 37 million), and it continues to grow at a rate of one million a year. The demands of that growth have already outstripped...