Word: friendships
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...defeat some psychopath or Mexican general. Inevitably, the two heroes soon realized that under their white or black hats they were pretty much the same guy, and when the lawman finally turned in his temporary partner he always shed a poignant tear over what might have been a great friendship...
...Hours, the handling of Nolte's and Murphy's relationship is more sensitive and profound. Under their white or Black skins, they are not at all the same person. Nolte is a gruff, WASPish, bigoted cop, while Murphy the convict is affluent and civilized. Their developing friendship inspire of themselves provides the tender subplot to this tough movie...
Butler moved to Cambridge this fall after directing the World Friendship Center in Japan an organization that runs outreach programs for survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The part-time job with the Council lease him time to complete scholarship and graduate school application and Burlier plants to do graduate work in Anthropology and East Asian Studies most fall...
...upon a way to gain eminence: those cashstuffed envelopes. Caro says that Johnson took hundreds of thousands of dollars from the newly prosperous oil and construction interests of Texas and channeled the money into Democratic congressional campaigns. "The new power he possessed did not derive from Roosevelt's friendship, or from Rayburn's," writes Caro. "His power was simply the power of money...
...introduction to his latest collection, Jules Feiffer describes the slice of America the cartooned pair was meant to symbolize: "Greenwich Village make-out men, wine and cheese parties...bosses who thought it was a violation of friendship to ask for a raise, anxious fathers sand possessive mothers. Village men and women explaining themselves in an endless babble of self-interest, self-loathing, and evasion." Bernard and Huey, Feiffer expains, were "Robert Benechley heroes launched into the Age of Freud...