Word: captions
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...girl for sexual kicks, murders a dozen patients with an ice-pick, castrates a hundred men. And they give him another million appropriation." The newspaper also conMankind; on the other, he envisions tained five cartoons ridiculing psychiatry, one showing the Grim Reaper carrying a scythe labeled "psychiatry" with the caption: "From Russia...
...Harvard. The movement here got a dose of repression from the Committee of Fifteen last Spring. Now Dean May, having announced his presence over the bullhorn with the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities, is speaking in soothing tones of liberal curriculum reform. If repression hasn't stifled discontent, will caption do the job? Will the promise of a little more novelty and fun in the curriculum divert attention from substantive issues and suppress just demands for fundamental reform...
...nice girl like you get into this business?" reads the caption under one of the eight photos that make up Barbara Benton's "uncoverage" in the March issue of Playboy. It could be the company she keeps. Barbi, a beguiling brunette, is the constant companion and consort-designate of Maximum Playboy Hugh Hefner ("The first time I've ever been in love"). When Playboy's publisher first met his Barbi doll, she was a student at U.C.L.A. and had "no interest whatsoever in any kind of a nude feature. When she became interested in a film career...
Members of the Frank Uzzi family, who appear in the Time parody eating dinner under the caption, "Unsightly garbage: off the streets and onto the table," are now seeking a total of more than $15 million from the two publications...
...denied." Actually, for Britain's late poet laureate it was mostly a call to the rail. Describing his chronic seasickness in a 1918 letter just acquired by Columbia University, Masefield appended a cartoon sketch of himself lying in open-mouthed nausea on his bunk, with the caption: "O captain, stop this misery!" ··· He flew the 230,000 miles to the moon, and back. Now Lunar Explorer Alan Bean is as earthbound as a turtle. For a minor infraction of flight regulations while taking off in his T-38 from Ellington AFB, near Houston, the Apollo...