Word: correctible
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...that 'this is buoyant, creative art.' " What's more, the prominent director of the Comedy Theater, Nikolai P. Akimov, "furiously defended the right to unlimited experimentation with form." Painter Leonid A. Tkachenko not only backed up colleagues who were under attack, but "did not give a correct evaluation of criticism directed at himself...
...COTTON REPLIES: I feel the article, as written, was an accurate representation of the situation. The conversation to which Mr. Augustine refers did take place but I do not recall Mr. Augustine's making the claim that Mr. Wilson had been misquoted. I would, however, like to correct one point in my article. The 1959-60 season (12-11) under Mike Donahue was Mr. Wilson's third winning season...
...This is as important departure from past bills," he said. "By providing money for classroom space the government might correct the imbalance that now exists in medical schools between research and teaching...
...value. "I use all kinds of incidents that happen to me when I'm groping around for a way to make a point," said Royster. Last week he used his months-old misadventure to make the point that "if some of the economic theories bruited about today are correct." the deft dip did much to help the U.S. economy...
Anshutz' greatest strength as a teacher was his belief that in painting "any style is correct if the man is master of it." Anshutz himself mastered several styles and mediums. Besides oils, he was at home with watercolors, pastels and crayon. He even had one brief fling with impressionism. So equipped, Anshutz could recognize important tendencies and strengths in his pupils, then draw these out and enlarge them. Four of his pupils were Robert Henri. George Luks, William Glackens and John Sloan, all destined to become city realists who dramatized the piercingly lonely everyday life of New York...