Word: ets
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Douglas acted in the case of Balley et al v. Tarr, filed last week in Los Angeles by the Southern California chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). The order stays all inductions until the case can be tried in Federal District Court, A hearing has been set for January...
...down last week in Newark concerned an affair as real as the one that inspired the film. It was an international smuggling scandal that, U.S. authorities allege, reaches into the staff of the French consulate in New York and to a high official of the SDECE (Service de Documentation et de Contre-Espionnage), the French equivalent...
...people and pronouns in English the masculine is the unmarked and hence is used as a neutral or unspecified term. This reflects the ancient pattern of the Indo-European languages, seen also, for example, in French: hommes et femmes heureux "happy men and women" (with the masculine form of the adjective). Thus we say: All men are created equal. Each student shall discuss his paper topic with his section man. Madam Chairman, I object...
Kramer's influence must not be simply scoffed at. In fact, the only alternatives offered to it by the few American films dealing with contemporary social ills have been 16mm Newsreel formlessness, the terrorism of ex-Weatherman Robert Kramer's Ice, the varying documentary techniques of Wiseman, De Antonio et al. None are really interested in getting at the conceptual root of an issue, and then advocating viable morality or actions. None really operate to aim at the heart of the film audience...
...virtually the only candidate who is close to the wide-spread and numerically large neighborhood of the young. While Shaw has gone to North and East Cambridge, while he has walked up and down the streets of the Model Cities area, what contact have Sullivan. Danehy, Clinton, et al, had with the 40 per cent of the electorate who are young and newly arrived in this city? It is sad that Mr. Day feels that the politics of Cambridge belongs only to the life-long residents and the elderly. The young and the old, the newly arrived and the life...