Word: disorientations
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This album will either disorient or enlighten Jackson's old fans, and ought to attract some aesthetes who had dismissed him as a lightweight; he has grown as a poet and musician. The idols in his world are no longer the women he loses; nor are they the misfits or...
Former Air Force Staff Sergeant Steve Kiba, held by the Chinese for 32 months during the Korean War, is even tougher on Patty, though some of his own experiences seem to echo hers. To disorient American flyers, their captors kept moving them from cell to cell, from prison to prison...
Last-minute position changes meanwhile tended to break up and disorient the Crimson attack. Getchell moved Frank Gerold from left half to start a center forward for the first time; Jerry Healinger, normally starting right half, found himself doubling as left inside later in the game.
It seems too much to worry about. Few liberals have thought out the difficulties of dismantling the Cold War bureaucracy, and no one has proposed the goals which a post-Vietnam foreign policy should pursue. Another East-West confrontation like the 1962 missile crisis-this time perhaps in Israel-might...
Distant Bells. Not all of the environments work as well. An electronic spiral intended by Kinetic Artists Jackie Cassen and Rudi Stern to induce a meditative state is just plain hard on the eyes. Designer Victor Lukens' reflective plastic chair tends to disorient rather than put its occupant at...