Word: expression
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...consequence of this situation is that the Faculty, both collectively and individually, feels that it has little influence upon the President's decisions. The Faculty does not express concerted opinions spontaneously: attitudes must be elicited through calculated and open-minded contact with its members, organized by skillful use of committees and Faculty meetings, and articulated into policy by administrators who appear responsive to Faculty opinion. It is not enough to throw a problem into a Faculty meeting, as if it were a clay pigeon, and wait to see who takes a shot...
This is a notion which runs all the stories. Life has the meaning is not grasped the wasted. Generally, the significant an experience is intensely and uncommunicable. One reasons Updike's people are is they are locked in the emotions, unable to express their thoughts and fears to themselves. Whenever they do share their feelings, as does the husband in "The Crow in the they fail...
...pure joy that I am giving you, Brancusi had said, but whether he intended to or not, he was also taking ; subtle kind of revenge on those who had ignored him. Acknowledging his country s guilt, Critic Pierre Schneider wrote in L'Express:"In France officialdom has shown itself faithful to its old principle: too indifferent at the hour of discovery; too poor at the hour of consecration...
...stock, and its deficit has climbed alarmingly: $2.4 million in 1959, nearly $6.5 million in 1960. To reduce costs, Hearst officers have ruthlessly winnowed its newspaper ranks by merger or sale, most recently in Los Angeles, when Hearst's morning Examiner vanished into its afternoon paper, the Herald-Express (TIME, Jan. 12). The annual report also warned stockholders to expect a serious loss in the first quarter of this year-partly because of "heavy expenses" incurred in the Los Angeles merger...
...recent letter to the Washington Post, William B. Prendergast said, "Never before has the claim been made that the right to express any point of view is impaired if a contrary point of view is expressed. Nor has the claim hitherto been made that free speech is impaired by noting a similarity between what the speaker says and what the Soviet Union says...