Word: filles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard Student Agencies, Inc., is finding it "much more difficult to fill its charter flights this year than last, an HSA official said yesterday...
...asks his actors to breathe life into them. The burden falls to O'Toole, whose best lines are in his clean-cut profile and whose mannerisms parody his flashy style in Lawrence of Arabia and Becket. Each time his manhood is tested, O'Toole's eyes fill with tears and a hand drifts to his throat as if to ward off a fainting spell. Everything he does looks intensely talented. But it hardly ever looks like Lord...
...micrometeoroids. Pegasus' 208 rectangular panels are covered on both sides with thin sheets of copper and aluminum separated by plastic. The metal sheets are electrically charged, but normally no current flows between them. When a micrometeoroid penetrates the aluminum, it will punch a hole in the plastic and fill the hole with metal vapor that is a good conductor of electricity. Although the gas will dissipate quickly, there will be time for a brief pulse of electricity to cross the barrier and inform the satellite's electronic brain. Instruments in the satellite will record the time of each...
...remain. "We need more people with special skills in fields like engineering, chemistry and geology. We need doctors and agricultural experts--farmers who can talk to farmers." The Corps must find qualified applicants in greater quantity. Out of 50,000 requests from host countries this year, it expects to fill only 12,000. "We need better trained staff," Delano admits, "some old volunteers know more than their beginning directors." Mediocre language fluency remains a problem in some areas...
...ideas he has already expressed eloquently-and at immoderate length-in L'Avventura, La Notte and Eclipse. His is a world alive with the muffled cries of human beings struggling to live without resenting it, and to communicate with other survivors in prosperous, increasingly complex societies that fill the stomach but starve the spirit. Paradoxically, Red Desert fails as drama because Antonioni, with scrupulous care, makes places and things so much more interesting than his people that an audience cannot always tell the Christians from the lions. The film nonetheless fails magnificently, with a kaleidoscopic splash sure to alter...