Word: expression
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Gubbins is a deceptively shy, pink-faced man who has a definitely tough sense of humor; he is Britain's most popular Sunday columnist. Every week he defends his title in Lord Beaverbrook's Sunday Express. Last week Columnist Gubbins paid his respects to the doctors who write medical advice for newspapers...
...Record points out, presidents, trustees and donors have restricted architects to traditional forms. "What is wrong about such a practice, in American college buildings. . . is not so much the dead, level, heavy sameness of the results. . . It is the fear of advance, the denial of inquisitiveness which they express...
Plausible as this criticism may be, it is not persuasive. Our tradition includes other concepts than that the democratic process must always prevail. If the sentiment of the community is to be accurately reflected, it is indispensable that the individual be free to express his convictions. This freedom assumes increasing importance in view of the increasing intervention of government in the affairs of daily life. Freedom to criticize will serve as a check on arbitrary governmental action. The first responsibility of the Supreme Court is to assure the American people that their representatives do not destroy the conditions vital...
...Mayor Gregori did express concern for the precedent set by the bishop. He conjectured that any bishop at any time might now send Orvieto's reliquary here, there or anywhere...
...Young Pianist Eugene Istomin was more articulate. His admiration did not stem from "the musical facts I may learn from Casals. It is the reinforcement of an attitude that is so inspiring. He stands for everything that is noble and sublime in music, and you feel unafraid to express it yourself after you have met this...