Word: criticism
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...hands, and they did, limply. But then George added, "How about a hug?" The astonished Dotson and Webb declined. In light of the continuing assertion of Illinois officials that Dotson is guilty, George's hug suggestion was inappropriate, to say the least. George later explained to Washington Post TV Critic Tom Shales that she had not meant to offend anyone, and that, in any event, the entire Dotson affair seemed to have become a "charade...
...Tatti, which was donated by act critic Bernard Berenson '19, a wealthy Harvard scholar, serves 12 Harvard graduate students and other students not directly affiliated with the University
There are some shows at which the critic can only stand and point, feeling superfluous. One of these is entering the last month of its run at the Pierpont Morgan Library in New York City: "Old Master Drawings from the Albertina." It has already been seen at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, and on May 26 its contents return to their ancestral roost in Vienna, unlikely ever to be seen again on this side of the Atlantic...
TIME's food critic Mimi Sheraton secured a bottle of new-vintage Coca-Cola, currently scarcer than a 1934 Mouton-Rothschild, and tasted it against old- style Coke and Pepsi-Cola. Her report...
...cardinals from 19 different countries last week, the list reflected the Pope's concern for doctrinal orthodoxy and his opposition to Communism. Among the Archbishops elevated to the Sacred College: Miguel Obando y Bravo of Managua, Nicaragua, and Paulos Tzadua of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, each a determined critic of his country's leftist government, and Warsaw's Henryk Gulbinowicz, a supporter of Poland's outlawed Solidarity union. Also receiving red hats were two U.S. prelates whose outlooks seem cut from papal cloth: Boston's Bernard F. Law and New York City's John J. O'Connor, 65, who acknowledged...