Word: esotericism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Two of the three poems can be summed up in a word: esoteric. Both Charles Neuhauser's "Sunday in Jersey" and Douglas Freelander's "Death of the Old Singer" start off with some promise of entertainment for the general reader, but plunge headlong into a thick fog before they are...
John Hart, one of the College's most esoteric sportsmen, has left his single scull rowing, and will almost certainly lead Harvard's cross country skiing--that is, until he has to start training for the Wellesley bicycle race.
A collection of such esoteric tomes is not accidental. The Farmington Plan was proposed to provide out-of-the-way research materials for libraries throughout the country. Under the program, libraries cooperate in their book-buying campaigns so that at least one copy of every book published outside the United...
Goodson & Todman reached these esoteric conclusions when their first TV panel show-What's My Line?-became an unexpected hit (TIME, Sept. 17). They have applied them with equal success to their second panel show, It's News to Me.* Last week they launched the third in their...
The "casual" jobs are awarded solely on the basis of ability of availability. They encompass such familiar pursuits as baby-sitting, handling odd-jobs around local homes, and shoveling snow. They take in such esoteric--comparatively highly paid--occupations as draftsmen, translators, and entertainers. The entertainment bureau, one of Holt...