Word: followers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...late 1960s and early 1970s, many civil rights activists thought that their jobs were done. Having crushed the system of segregation, they believed that equality and racial prejudice would soon follow. Unfortunately, proponents of prejudice have moved into academia, as their forbears did in the late 19th century, and are leading the way towards re-establishing separate and unequal societies through the legislative branch of the state and federal governments. --Joshua Bloodworth...
...that it has stars as flashy as Catherine Deneuve and John Malkovich, Manuel de Oliveira's latest release, "The Convent," dives suprisingly deep into the obscure. Even those blessed with an adequate understanding of Goethe's Faust, the Old and New Testaments and astrology may not be able to follow the characters' thoughts and actions as they glide through the rubble of an ancient Portugese convent...
Simons pulled no punches when pointing out the hypocrisy of the Dean's actions. "If we are expected to follow certain processes, talking to all the relative players beforehand, I would expect the administration to do the same," he said. Bingo...
...expected to follow certain processes, talking to all the relative players beforehand, I would expect the administration to do the same," Simons said...
Fairweather Johnson faces a huge challenge in trying to follow up the success of Cracked Rear View. History has not always been kind to pop-culture sequels--just look at The Two Jakes and everything Michael Jackson has done after Thriller. Still, Fairweather Johnson is a more complex, more nuanced album than Cracked Rear View, although, it should be pointed out, greater subtlety is not something that necessarily translates into greater sales. The CD starts with a rush--a ragged, propulsive song called Be the One--before going into a trio of engagingly sweet-sounding songs, Sad Caper, Tucker...