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...Anne Constable brought to the story several years' experience covering women's issues. New York Correspondent Janice Simpson was struck by a political broadening and awakening in the movement: "I discovered that it has come to recognize the needs and desires of all kinds of women." TIME Contributor Jane O'Reilly is an expert on the subject-the author of The Girl I Left Behind. Washington's Hays Gorey admitted to "misgivings about the reception I would get since, to some activist feminists, men are suspect as objective journalists. But I encountered no formidable barriers...
...story on TRON-and on the Disney studios that produced it- was written by TIME Contributor Richard Schickel. A film critic for 17 years, Schickel is also the author of 16 books, including an authoritative, independent study of Walt Disney and his organization, entitled The Disney Version...
Nacht: There's no denying that the Reagan Administration has contributed to this anti-nuclear sentiment in the United States and in Europe, and perhaps it is the primary contributor. But I don't think they are, the Administration, is the only contributor. I would say that there are two other important considerations. One is with a lot of attention in the media to SALT and now START, and to its difficulties, more Americans are at least crudely aware of the fact that the arms competition between the Soviet Union and the United States is not abating in any fashion...
...United States with nuclear weapons or giving them an opportunity to think that they're in a position to do so....The problem is that we try to sort of expand the usability of nuclear weapons, and it's a recognition of that that has also been a contributor to precipitating this concern about nuclear weapons. Taking it from deterrence, specifically, into the general area of diplomacy, with limited nuclear war, for example, creates opportunities for slip-ups. And those slip-ups or potential slip-ups are very frightening...
...major contributor to that report was William J. Bennett, then director of the National Humanities Center in North Carolina. But since December, Bennett, who holds degrees in law and philosophy from Harvard and the University of Texas and has taught at both institutions, has had a different perspective: he is the Reagan Administration's new NEH chairman...