Word: cores
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Soft Core. "We're not therapists, but we know we help," says Leil Lowndes, 30, the former producer of a radio talk show, who founded the Project "We want people to feel free. Most people's fantasies are very beautiful and very creative"-and apparently very much in demand: this week, under the title Another Way to Love, the show is opening in a 300-seat theater for a three-week run on Broadway...
Since 1975, the Project has been staging its soft-core fantasies-no sex acts or nudity-before small, mostly middle-class audiences. Given the subject matter, the show is relentlessly high-minded. Before curtain time, Lowndes moves among the audience with the professional warmth of a good nurse, offering to supply one man with the names of effective therapists and sexologists, pointing out to another that Gladstone, Rousseau and Aristotle were good men -and masochists...
...Faculty as a whole, the administrator said, "won't pay anywhere near as much attention to the report as it will to the report of the core curriculum task force...
This spring the Faculty will be asked to decide whether to trim Gen Ed down to a more restrictive core of required courses or allow it to continue its present fertile growth...
Pipkin said yesterday that it is still too early to tell what impact the survey will have. But he and other administrators have said recently that the findings could influence Faculty debate on the report of the Task Force on the Core Curriculum...