Word: forme
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...devoted to determining which classifications of employees would be eligible to join a union if one was established, hadn't even begun. Since phase two is an issue only if the NLRB favors the union on phase 1, Fuchs broke precedent and reviewed the case in incomplete form...
Today is the first day of the rest of the Harvard football team's life. The new lease on life is provided each year at this time in the form of the opening of the Ivy League season against Columbia. A dismal loss to B.U. last Saturday notwithstanding, the Crimson warriors today open up their defense of the Ivy crown at Soldiers Field...
Phillip Weiss--Cincinnati in five. The Reds wear their double knits in much sleeker form than the Red Sox. But, then, so did the A's. Still, Cincinnati will burn the basepaths and tatoo the walls...
GIOVANNI probed the relationships between men and women in a book of prose pieces called Gemini, too. This writer's thoughts seldom take to much studied analysis--whatever form she arranges them in--but her prose tends to flaunt a certain intrigue that the poems fall shy of. Why, she groans, don't black men assert any control over white men? They're being dogged by death anyway, so they can't be anxious about dying. She figures they don't want white men mad at them. White women seek equality first and then follow the example of black...
...WILD STUNT SHOW is a heroic attempt to revive that much forgotten American art form--the vaudeville revue. When popular country singers warble about romantic "onenight-stands" we tend to forget that they are talking about those makeshift, vulgar, amateurish debacles played in cheap downtown auditoriums that we, growing up in the days of its decline, have come to associate with the word vaudeville. We tend to forget, too, that such modern idols as the Marx Brothers and Jack Benny all started like that, painfully and miserably, travelling on second-class night coach, starving and playing to jeering audiences...