Word: cooke
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Question of Belief. Clark's idea was that the series should be not just a Cook's tour of the greatest art museums, monuments, cities and plazas of Europe and America, but a visual account of Western man's entire pageant, from the first tentative re-emergence of art and philosophy under Charlemagne to the "heroic materialism" of today...
Avoiding the revolutionary rhetoric for which some of his co-defendants have become famous, Dellinger presented complex arguments against the judicial system. He said that 90 per cent of the people in Cook County Jail are black, and that many of them are essentially political prisoners serving long terms in jail for such crimes as possession of marijuana or petty theft...
...knew nothing about it," Mirza told me last week. "They exploited it for the pop mania. There has been a great sinking of Indian music in the United States during the last year because of its commercialization and exploitation. Trying to cater to all tastes like a very bad cook has been responsible for its demise from interest...
...actors all work hard, and, thanks to Boorstin's incredibly swift blocking, almost succeed in making the show move. Unfortunately, Saunders has given them attitudes rather than parts. In this sense. George Sheanshang is magnificently fiery as the play's quasi-narrator, and Virginia Cook, a fine comedienne, plays confusion in the best Morton Lorne manner. Leigh Woods, as an actor playing a hermit whose life is investigated by the others, makes his character live in the brief sections where the playwright lets him live. But most of the time, Saunders has the hermit's tragedy described to us, rather...
...this third bout at 158, Slutzker remained unbeaten with a 4-1 win over Warren Cook. That victory tied the match at 11-11, and set the stage for a Harvard sweep in the heavyweights...