Word: fate
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...year and make no significant contribution whatsoever to world cinema. The prime mover in Demy's light-struck multi-color Disneyland is coincidence, a capricious often fascinating quality, granted, but not one of your big themes--hardly an equivalent to Resnais's concern with time or Lang's with fate. Demy's constructs lack true vision, instead wallow joyously in the mechanical: lovers wander marionette-like (often singing) looking for their true loves, forced by Demy to miss one another by seconds until the romantic pay-off at the finale...
...measure now goes to the Senate, where its fate is still uncertain. Its chance of survival will be considerably greater if American educators do not strongly oppose it now. President Pusey and other university officials around the country should do everything they' can to prevent this regressive and unjust bill from becoming...
...arms in Viet Nam" and "the last sortie will have been flown," as Johnson put it, Washington does not foresee a day when the U.S. will turn its back on Asia. "We have learned that the destiny of the U.S. is?once and for all?bound up with the fate of the peoples of Asia and the Pacific," the President said in Hawaii last month. He assumes that peace, if it comes, will not dissolve those bonds but secure them in more mutually beneficial ways. Nor will that be an easy task. "We often think about peace as an absence...
...Some 20 victims met their fate-burial alive-at the end of a death march from the Redemptorist Church, where they had sought refuge, to Ap Lang Xa Con more than two miles away. Among them was Tran Dien, one of Hue's five Senators in the National Assembly in Saigon...
There was also evidence that the early Washingtonian had suffered a grisly fate. Both human and animal bones found at the site were blackened-probably by fire-and some were split as if someone had tried to get at the bone marrow. "I think that it's entirely possible that the Marmes man was consumed by his buddies," says Geologist Fryxell. "In other words, they had him for dinner." From the fragmented condition of the skull, it was plain that Marmes man had also suffered from Excedrin Headache...