Word: hates
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Phonograph dealers in the Square greeted returning University students yesterday with savings of up to 45 per cent on record purchases. Prices are so low that, as one saleslady said, "We almost hate to sell records...
...potential military destruction. But Bob McNamara, his well-slicked hair carefully parted, his rimless glasses gleaming, approaches his job with a confidence that almost borders on irreverence, which is the way he conducted himself in his years at Ford. The size of the job does not awe him. "I hate to say this." he murmurs with a trace of shyness. "After all, I came from a compa ny of pretty good size. And when you get up to this size, much greater size doesn't mean very much...
...There Was Elijah." Since most prisons have a large Negro population, prisons are a natural breeding ground for the hate group. Some of the leaders of the Muslim movement have criminal records. Elijah Muhammad (whose "slave-master name" was Elijah Poole), high priest of the Muslims, served three years for draft dodging in World War II. Malcolm X (ne Little), leader of Harlem's Muslims, is a former pimp, who has been arrested for larceny in two states. Says Dr. C. Eric Lincoln, professor of social philosophy at Atlanta's Clark College and an authority on Muslims...
...college trained, but the responsibility of my own people has been placed on my shoulders by the Lord of the Worlds. You can kill me," he cried. "I wouldn't run from death, if I saw it coming. It is impossible for us to live together. I hate that few drops of white blood that is already in me. There i= no intelligent black man who wants integration. Black man must come again into his own. He must again rule...
...Beat Hamlet. The self that is sick of self succumbs to self-analysis, self-pity, self-hate, and finally the obsession to be rid of self. "I am emptiness, I am not different from emptiness, neither is emptiness different from me; indeed, emptiness is me," says one of Kerouac's Dharma Bums. The big flirtation between the beatniks and Zen and other forms of Eastern passivism, as Fitch sees it, is a desire to be emptied of self. But it is the self-pitier who truly commands stage center in modern drama, fiction and even life. In a narrow...