Word: hamilton
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...formation of Poland's independent trade unions attacked the heart of Communist theology. As Adam Bromke, an expert on Eastern Europe at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont, writes in the current issue of Foreign Policy: "It undermines the legitimacy on which Communist power rests by refuting the claim of the Communist Party to be the sole authentic representative of the working class." Communist orthodoxy predicates authoritarian rule: a bedrock belief of Marxism-Leninism is the absolute dictatorship of the proletariat, as represented by its vanguard, the Party. In practical terms, Moscow-style Communism also insists on rigid central planning...
...signed statement, Chairman James E. Stewart complained: "The interest rate policy of the Federal Reserve System is driving the economy of the United States into self-destruction." Russell M. Rockwell, the owner of Rockwell Equipment Co. in Hamilton, Ohio, says sharply: "I don't think the Federal Reserve knows what it's doing. It's like a two-year-old kid squeezing the kitten to death, and he doesn't realize he's doing...
...MIRROR CRACK'D Directed by Guy Hamilton Screenplay by Jonathan Hales and Barry Sandler
...happens, a very good case. The explanation of motives and methods is rather more strained than one expects from a Christie story. In the adaptation there are, as well, a number of loose ends left flapping about. Guy Hamilton's direction is languid, and, perhaps because of budgetary reasons, both the backgrounds of scenes and the sound track have an odd emptiness about them, a deadness that suggests there was not enough money to fill them up with suitably enlivening bustle and buzz...
...faces. The Chem 20 clones hole up in their rooms and the rest of the students scatter. "Sometimes residents get together in little groups to do things, but there is definitely not the desire for big parties here the way there was in college," first-year Princeton graduate Michele Hamilton says. Once in a while--a long while--Vanderbilt stages large parties and dances, but, according to Hamilton, they are usually pretty bad. First year student John Hammond, who heads back to Williams when he can afford the time off from studying, says, "On weekends this place is dead...