Word: apartness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...REPORTS: GENERATIONS APART (CBS, 10-11 p.m.). "The Youth International" shows signs of the gap in England, Japan and Mexico...
Walking around Cambridge, Ince certainly doesn't look like your basic jock, not even your basic Harvard jock, a supposedly more refined species. He's strange in other ways, too. For one thing, Ince goes to church, which is enough to set anyone apart from the crowd these days. In addition, he seems to study fairly conscientiously during the term. This is not criticism, just bewildered observation...
...apart from fellow white Russians, he was virtually unknown. Nearing 40, he had yet to write anything in English...
...world of the critic, who then proceeds to examine these displaced characters as if they were 'real people.'" He refused to deal in such "dreadful things as trends," or offer traditional chatter about themes and schools of literature. Instead, he performed brilliant, instant autopsies on each book, taking it apart and flinging the pieces on the table, then reassembling them so that students for the first time grasped how a book is constructed. Once summing up the Soviet novel of social realism, he acted out the vibrant love story of two jackhammer operators who said...
Roger W. Brown, head of the Soc Rel Department, said that the committee would insure that the course was not "a thing apart from the department." He felt that the advisory board could serve two purposes: first, it would play a consultative and advisory role for the staff and, second, it would increase communications between the course and the department. After the decision, Jack Stauder '61, instructor in Social Anthropology and head of Soc Rel 149, would not make a definite statement about whether he intended to continue the course next year. He called the three-member supervisory group...