Word: expressionism
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First, one may challenge the conclusions of the Commission that the acts documented in the report represent no more than "carelessness," "incompetence," "indifference," "negligence," and "passivity." On the contrary, the factual record substantiates very active complicity in the massacres by the Israeli military. The direct logistical support given by the...
SECRETARY of State George P. Shultz waxed eloquent before a House subcommittee last week. "It we are to achieve the kind of world we all hope to see, with peace. Freedom and economic progress, democracy has to continue to expand," he declared. "Democracy is a vital, even evolutionary force. It...
As the sole paper of note in the Harvard community, The Crimson has editorial responsibilities to the rights of its readers on one hand and a general commitment to free expression of ideas on the other.
THE PROSE resembles Hemingway's with crisp dialogue alternating with action described in clean, factual, concise sentence. All of the stories are short and the best ones achieve a density of expression that almost approaches poetry. As in Hemingway, crucial information often has to be drawn from understated detail, especially...
The voting patterns so far show that a majority of Southern Presbyterians basically agree with the Rev. John M. Miller of Hilton Head Island, S.C., who argues that opposition to merger now is "a feudal expression of longing for a past that can never be." Adds Richards, 80, a patriarch...