Word: connect
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...more of a hindrance to the show than an aid, because they are expected both to provide comic relief (song and dance routines) and to represent the forces the women fight against. The music-hall element, though it does smooth the transitions between song and speech, also expected to connect a compelling but rather unwieldy storyline. The strain is too much, and the actors are so anxious to entertain (for that is the thrust of the routines) that they aren't convincing as the chauvinists they really...
...WHEN COUPLED with the other two plays, Night School assumes a new importance. The struggle for the room no longer is the key theme. Now the key is the isolation of Walter. He had his chance "to connect" with another, to love Sally, yet that chance is ripped away when she leaves. The program's common theme of isolation is here first in its clearest, yet ultimately least satisfying form...
Feminism. Not simply the right to control one's body but one's mind. The right to a new psychology. The right to reassess the possible ways in which individuals connect, into friends, into families. The right to liberation. Auxiliary and intrinsic to any struggle for black liberation; if it is not simply to recreate in color, the Euro-American disaster. We must be our own leaders...
...mind as they begin skirmishing with the Kraus plan. As long as they bumble about, unconcerned or unaware of how selfish their public stance appears, their support will continue to be non-existent. The Union should re-constitute itself, voice demands similar to those advanced last Spring, and carefully connect those demands to the interests with other groups in the University community. Only in this way can graduate students again increase their support to last Spring's levels...
...TIME report on the Watergate affair draws upon the rankest form of unsubstantiated hearsay to attempt to connect Mr. Mitchell and me to the incident. That connection is totally false. No TIME reporter attempted to contact me or Mr. Mitchell. Responsible journalists invariably try to verify the accuracy of an allegation-certainly one this serious-before publication. Had I had the opportunity, I would have most emphatically denied the implication of the story. Mr. Mitchell has also emphatically denied its allegations...