Word: casuals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...plate (light field manner). The paper is then run through a press with the plate. But unlike the output of other graphic media, only a few impressions at most are obtainable. Also unlike most other graphic media, the process is and appears far more spontaneous and casual, seemingly closest in nature to drawing...
...been assigned to the Negro school. The school board told her that they were honoring a choice form signed by Mr. Collins, her husband. Mrs. Collins had been been estranged from her husband for several years and never consulted him on the children's schooling. Mr. Collins was then casually employed by a Mr. Jackson, a good friend of Mr. Phelps, the Superintendent of Schools. On a trip to Marks, Mrs. Collins told me that Mr. Jackson had told her husband to sign a second choice form or else his children would be killed. Together Mrs. Collins and I spent...
...field the Tigers found Harvard captain Tom Nicosia leading the team through a short, light drill. But the casual practice did not show the determination that Harvard was feeling after its two disappointing losses to Brown and Cornell last week...
McCarthy, no less than Kennedy, has been forced to look at the world through a wider-angle lens since the President's renunciation. At the University of Pennsylvania, the Minnesotan reflected with almost casual eloquence on the misdirection of U.S. foreign policy. "We have relied too much on the conception of the political bloc," he said, "insisting that all nations in a given area must act as a totality. If we cannot respect nationalism and diversity in Europe, where diversity has always flourished, how can we expect to cope with diversity in Africa, Asia and Latin America? The Russian...
...ghetto the week before. The time was not right for revolution, argued Maulana (meaning teacher) Ron, urging that "differences between bloods" be forgotten. Harlem's Charles Kenyatta, a chieftain of the American Mau Mau, preached in favor of racial peace and praised Mayor John Lindsay's casual walking tours among ghetto dwellers: "They want to feel that someone is concerned, and he goes out and reads people's faces...