Word: belovedness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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This is the kind of silliness that Hicks falls into. His entire argument revolves around a pathological fear of self-interested adolescents. What if these kids grow up and remain self-interested, he seems to ask with horror in his voice. We have to wonder whether his concern is really...
Of course, from the moment he laid eyes on the crime scene, Mark Fuhrman understood how it would play. "Look, it was dark, 3 a.m.," the former L.A.P.D. detective recalled at his internal-affairs hearing. "I was surrounded by 16 other cops who I knew would cover for me. It...
Of course Chambers invited such attention. His 1952 book Witness, a now forgotten 800-page confession and jeremiad, was overly melodramatic and Doom-of-the-Westy in tone. Yet his 100-page chapter, "The Story of a Middle-Class Family," is among the finest and most frightening of American autobiographies...
Prepared to do work? Heavy burden? Come to think of it, Clinton uses that kind of language all the time. But only when he's talking about his beloved welfare bill.
The beloved toy still rests under the tree and its magically growing branches. The Nutcracker has long been the mainstay of dance companies and dancing schools alike; now the Brooklyn Academy of Music has come up with a fresh take on the classic: Donald Byrd's The Harlem Nutcracker, which...