Word: escapee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Sconcing Up. The CBS team followed no set itinerary, simply turned on its cameras when and where there was something interesting to shoot. As the autumn foliage turned, Kuralt appeared on Walter Cronkite's Evening News with a two-minute film report from a leaf-strewn country road in...
The once traditional leave of absence now means military service. Many who would have taken a year off to work or to "find themselves" have been forced to remain in school. The fantastic increase of drugs on campus coincides with jumps in manpower calls for the war in Vietnam. It...
Recently, the middle and upper-class escape has been selectively blocked. The major means for avoiding military service until after the 26-year cut-off, graduate school deferments, has been threatened for all non-science students. The conservative logic runs as follows: A particular cultural approach--in this case, technological...
It is an arrogance that is hard to escape. Viewing ourselves as teachers, for example, it is tempting to think of Ecuadorians as our students and hence to treat them as children. Volunteers' language often reflects this attitude: it is no rare thing to hear a frustrated worker complain about...
THE DANNY THOMAS HOUR (NBC, 9-10 p.m.). Bobby Darin, Dean Stockwell, Lloyd Nolan and Sugar Ray Robinson in "The Cage," a play about convicts plotting escape from a minimum-security prison.