Word: expression
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...just find out what type of person you are." At the end of an hour we had discussed teen-age drinking, Viet Nam, the influence of Christianity on America, and the pennant race. Harvard's interview committee was roughly equivalent: "We want to know if you can express your ideas forcefully, originally and cogently...
...those "wheels" in an "upper-crusty, hockey-playing school for boys" (St. Paul's), and I came to Duke with the express purpose of getting away from the sham of New England education. I'm not saying that Harvard and Yale are not good schools, but as far as undergraduate work is concerned, nearly every college is a "good school...
...Belgium's Vic Gentils, 46, another assemblagist in the Modern's show, evokes nostalgia by limiting his palette to destroyed pianos. He reassembles them into memento mori. His Berlin-Leipzig could suggest a defunct trans-European express train, or simply what he could do if he had added woodwinds and brass. Not everything new is off key. A newcomer at the Modern, German-born Mary Bauermeister, 30, believes that there is more than one way to look at a painting. She boxes pen and ink scribbles, beasties and the progress notes of her work beneath Plexiglas layers, scatters...
...first quality of a central banker," says Carli, "is to be coldblooded. The bank governor must be a little independent of the currents and undercurrents of public opinion, to express problems in less emotional terms." Another moneyman widely admired among his colleagues is West Germany's Otmar Emminger, 54, who works as a director under Bundesbank President Karl Blessing. Emminger, who managed to attend five meetings last week, helped organize Working Party III, is a thoroughgoing internationalist who believes strongly in monetary cooperation be cause "we are all in the same boat...
Gergen explained that reading period the logical time for such rebellion be expressed, since the system is leaving students alone for a express purpose of attacking them renewed vigor after the interne...