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Serious film makers are usually at odds with moneymen, and this year's emphasis on youthful rebellion served to deepen the difference. Warner Brothers' contribution to flackery was several hundred students bused in to organize a demonstration. In the middle of a group of spectators and tough French cops, a small group of students unfurled some innocuous banners and began to croon, "All we are asking is give peace a chance." Then the protesters launched into a version of "We Shall Overcome." The cops had heard that one before, and scented trouble. One of them began to advance...
...well as of intellectual morality. Like many of my colleagues, I have said so, publicly, since 1965. But these coercive minority tactics will not stop it. They are counter-productive. They injure the University, the country, the students, and whatever cause of peace they claim to serve. They deepen the cleavage between an extremist minority, on the one side, and the great majority of both faculty and students on the other...
LAST November TIME introduced its Board of Economists-eight eminent experts who would meet regularly with the editors to discuss and analyze the issues of the day. We believe that the resultant exchange has already served to deepen our understanding of the vastly complex economy. A major concern of the latest meeting was economic growth, its benefits and its harmful effects. The economists' views were reflected in last week's BUSINESS section. This week, again with the help of TIME's economists, we examine the nation's current economic posture. The term "recession" loomed large...
...with a precise sense of brutality that proves that he is not entirely a romantic. The very gentleness and simplicity of much of the visual imagery-the names of Renoir and Monet are constantly and rightly invoked in the dialogue-acts as counterpoint to the violence even as they deepen the sense of a past gone forever. There is a certain sentimentality involved in this kind of approach that prevents Adalen '31 from being the kind of great political document that The Battle of Algiers was. As a poignant portrait of people caught in the flux of history, however...
...five years of studies into 45 months by taking extra quarters. Slow learners can use summer lessons to make up failed courses, take their time mastering subjects difficult for them, without dropping a year behind their class. Scholars interested in improving their prospects for entering college can broaden and deepen their education by taking extra courses...