Word: human
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Clark said he agreed with Justice Hugo Black's televised statement that the wording of the Brown vs. Board of Education school desegregation decision was "unfortunate." "By deliberate speed we didn't mean an eternity," he said. "We're human, too--some people think that we're not, that we have horns...
...heart of Horovitz's piece; here is a kid who wants to be sensitive, wants to be a poet, wants to be in love. True, he is awkward and amusing (He writes poetry he does not understand, paraphrased from Zen poets), but he is also a human being. As performed by David Pollock, though, he is a silly comic prop--a cardboard version of Art Carney's Ed Norton characterization...
...IACF, he said, did not invite enough writers, philosophers, and artists; and he predicted that the major problem confronting the U.S. and the world was finding a place for artistic and human values in an increasingly scientific society...
...Stanley Kubrick's epic of human advancement, externally motivated. The special effects must be seen, and can best be seen from the first five rows. At the CINERAMA, Washington Street near Essex...
...simple modular settings, which combine function with a sort of determined elegance rare to house stages. Equally significant is Mr. Bloch's decision to emphasize the inherent humor of line and situation, and to use a liberal hand in devising comic business. Although occasionally subtle antics which animate the human background throughout the evening distract from more important actions, the general effect is one of rich detail, and this must be judged a special pleasure while Harvard theater is so often plagued by underrealized staging. Much of the politically cheering impact of this production derives directly from its humor...