Word: exhibited
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Under U.S.-Soviet control." The ram paging Red Guards exhibit a fondness for harassing the few Russians remain ing in China, recently even jostled and insulted a Soviet Friendship Delegation visiting Peking. The Guards hurled such "vicious, provocative slogans against the Soviet Union," reported Delegation Leader Viktor Maevsky last week, that the Russians packed up and went home...
...best opportunity in nearly a century to scan Manet's life work is the current exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Director Evan H. Turner has tapped 80 collectors and museums around the world, assembled 83 of Manet's oils, rounded out the exhibit with many more sketches, lithographs, pastels and etchings (see color pages). Although the catalogue, by Anne Coffin Hanson, art history professor at Bryn Mawr, is a collector's item for art scholars, the chronological exhibition itself will be seen again only at the Art Institute of Chicago...
...suddenly turn to C's or worse. Caltech's Feynman tries to ease the pain by wryly reminding freshmen that inevitably "half of every one of Caltech's classes is below the class average." Yet M.I.T. English Professor Barry Spacks finds his students refreshing because they "exhibit none of the pretenses and gamesmanship of places like Harvard -if they don't know who T. S. Eliot is they...
...that TIME saw fit to feature Walter Cronkite on its cover [Oct. 14]. I was vice president and general European manager of United Press International in London when Walter was brought over from Kansas City to cover the Eighth Air Force in World War II. Not only did he exhibit great courage in going on bombing raids, but he was one of the most industrious and responsible of all war correspondents. Many tough assignments were pitched to him, and he handled each superbly. I never had any doubt about sending him to Brussels and the Low Countries to handle U.P.I...
...other's cigarettes in order to eliminate inefficient competition. Several members of the Rothmans Group support the arts-young painters and symphony orchestras in Britain, contemporary sculpture and theater subsidization in Canada-but each endeavor is independent, and Turmac is the only company thus far to commission and exhibit works of art in its factories...