Word: flows
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...give his whereabouts away to would-be acolytes, in part be cause his own experience is mysterious and he can't explain it. He has a girl friend but not even his friends know her last name. He avoids photographers like omens of disaster. "I live in this in flow of very strange people that are waiting for a word from me. They expect something that I can't give at all. I had a class in Irvine that was very large, and it looked like they were just waiting for me to crack...
...clipped short, and the eyes glisten with moist alertness. In dress, Castaneda is conservative to the point of anonymity, decking himself either in dark business suits or in Lee Trevino-type sports shirts. His plumage is words, which pour from him in a ceaseless, self-mocking and mesmeric flow. "Oh, I am a bull-shitter!" he cackles, spreading his stubby, calloused hands. "Oh, how I love to throw the bull around...
FURTHERMORE, A LIMITED journalist's privilege could, in effect, limit the practice of muckraking journalism to precisely those media organizations which are most susceptible to economic pressure from Washington. The emerging tactic of the Nixon Administration against the free flow of information is not one of the attacking journalists in the courts, but a policy of wooing the businessmen who head media corporations with promises of economic security. This strategy is most evident in the Whitehead bill for Federally-licensed television stations, where local channels are offered longer five-year licenses in exchange for an end to "ideological plugola...
...court. It is doubtful whether Caldwell would have been admitted to a Black Panther headquarters during a shootout if he could only have promised not to reveal identities, but would have had to reveal under oath everything else he saw. Still, some forms of confidential leaks where the information flow could be carefully regulated by the source might not be discouraged by such a qualified policy of journalists' privilege. At the same time this privilege, even if available to all citizens, would not pose as great a threat to the efficacy of the courts as a broader privilege to protect...
...government tries to cut the free flow of information by making reporters informants for the government. He said that because of this valuable sources to the press have "dried...