Word: come
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...agent of the straight world, an actress and an emotional dilettante, prying with indecent interest into the Porter's peculiar menage and even playing a part or two in it. Osborne has written the role with a number of spendidly tinny or stilted lines ("Darling, why didn't you come to me?" "It won't be very pleasant, but I've made up my mind...") and Janet Sarno delivers them as though they are distantly remembered formulations from one of her many performances...
...other proposal is that SFAC deal with the question of Honorary Degrees awarded by Harvard. Last summer's award to the Shah of Iran has come in for some criticism and some members of the SFAC feel that the mechanics of this particular decision-making process ought to be examined with a view to making future awards more representative of University feelings as a whole...
This preparation consumes time, money, and emotional energy. And it is the emotional tension that the people have come to dread most...
...challenge to the belief that the fears and hopes must be omnipresent can come only in unanswered questions. The current situation in the Middle East allows little room for experimentation. The sense of security cannot be risked...
...peace ever does come to Israel, the people will have to answer the questions they now ignore. Responses to the demands of kibbutz youth will be harder to find. The government willhave to offer the Israelis more than a tough stance toward the Arabs and a strong army, and some means will have to be found to integrate the North African and East European cultures that exist independently, side by side in the country...