Word: behaviour
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...public continue to write us for copies of The Kinsey Report, under the mistaken notion that it is distributed free by the Kinsey Distilling Corp. We wish to advise them (especially those who forward us labels from Kinsey Whiskey or Kinsey Gin) that their request for copies of Sexual Behaviour in the Human Male (popularly known as The Kinsey Report) should be directed to their local bookseller or to the publisher...
...Christianity," the "Arts and Sciences," "the Literature and Eloquence of Our Language," and such other subjects as "the wants and taste of the age demand." Lecturers were required to believe "in the divine revelation of the Old and New Testaments," listeners to "be neatly dressed and of orderly behaviour." (Both requirements long since canceled.) A Lowell, if there was a "competent" one, would always be trustee. (The Institute's present trustee: Boston Banker Ralph Lowell.) If inflation ever spiraled too high, cut the Institute's income too hard, the Institute could charge admission to its lectures: the price...
...condemning American support of reaction in Spain, Greece and China, it is not necessary to excuse Russian behaviour in Manchuria, intransigence in Germany and ruthlessness in the Balkans. If the choice has so often been between Communism and Fascism abroad it is because we have failed to support vital economic and social reforms and the democratic forces in these countries that would advance such reforms. My remarks were in support of an affirmative American foreign policy rather than the present negative program of "Stop Russia...
...Hodges, from whom one might well have expected at least one good performance, take up most of the twelve inches with slow lyrical and tender soloings on an undistinguished, though at least idiomatic, popular tune of several years back called "Gone With the Wind." Hodges is on his best behaviour, playing the type of music he likes best in the style in which he best likes to play it; and as for Don Carlos Byas, eh bien; some circles believe he never did as well before...
There are no startling new truths in Christian Behaviour, no startling inferences from old truths. Its subject matter is not exclusively Christian. It is common to all religions. What Lewis contributes is a childlike simplicity (not to be confused with naivete) that is the essence of the Christian spirit, and which pierces all obscuring subterfuges of thought and language to fix and define the simple moral and religious points he is making. He also contributes a swift humor that humanizes what might otherwise be bald homilies...