Word: contentedly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...been said too often for a new report to give a fresh perspective to the long debate over U.S. policy in Indochina. "If winding down the war is my greatest satisfaction in foreign policy, the failure to end it is my deepest disappointment," Nixon said. "We will not be content until all conflict is stilled." Yet Nixon cast new doubt on just how far away that day may be. He pledges that the U.S. will not remove all of its forces from Viet Nam until the Communists release all U.S. prisoners of war-an understandably humane position but one complicating...
...evening of this kind relies on a cultural remembrance of things past. Familiarity breeds content. Nonetheless, it is the singer who glorifies the song. Perhaps Siobhan McKenna's finest moments come in the two greatest Joyce monologues, "Anna Livia Plurabelle," from Finnegans Wake, and Molly Bloom's closing reverie from Ulysses. One is an ode to a river, the other to a woman. In Miss McKenna's delivery, the two are linked in a cascade of sounds and moods-drowsy, restless, tactile, sensuous-that, with a mounting lyrical intensity, evoke the eternal waters of life...
...this final segment that form and content become indistinguishable in Follies. It is then that it becomes clear that this musical play is not only about the failures of its characters and the death of a popular art form, but about the close relationship between the two. It is the cheap values that the Follies helped glamorize that has led Follies' characters to throw away their lives-values that belong to an America that is passing away, just like these old entertainers and their theatre. But it is a past that haunts these people and their society in its gaudiness...
...original request for the programs was made last December by members of Aflec-American Studies 105a, "The History of Spanish-Speaking Peoples." The chief difficulty in broadcasting the shows, according to WHRB president Michael F. Kraley '71, was the inability of the radio station to monitor the content of the all-Spanish programs...
Form over content. . . . If the job doesn't look like it would back in the States, then it just isn't getting done, that's all there is to it. Inefficiency which would horrify an American management consultant must be just as dangerous in Laos, it just must...