Word: indochina
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...that U.S. bombs no longer fall over Indochina, it is crucial that Harvard not be seduced by the domestic calm into letting such crucial issues go unexamined. The CHUL should sponsor the ROTC poll...
...playing at the Brattle. Cybele is a little girl in a home for abandoned and orphaned children and Sunday is the day she's visited by a young man who has just recovered from the bodily, but not the mental, wounds he suffered in the French Indochina wars. The friendship between the two might easily be merely touching or sentimental, but Bourguinon presents it with such range of feeling that Sundays and Cybele is one of the most genuinely moving films of the past decade. Stylistically, the film is a fascinating amalgam of the techniques of the French New Wave...
THAT HARVARD students should appear apathetic to anti-imperialist struggles in Indochina, Latin America, and Africa comes as less than a shock. The whole country finds Spire Agnew's alleged crimes as a country executive in Maryland more titillating news than daily reports of continuing warfare abroad. But more surprising is students ignorance of political ferment in their own backyard. While Harvard steers a steady course, at least one neighboring university still simmers with tensions left over from more explosive days...
...Cadillac, I don't miss them."), the pair of put-on artists, the bemused graduate student in mathematics who has lived in the house for three months without noticing that it doesn't include a cat and who tries to set himself afire to protest the Indochina war, the preener who wants to get into Kathy, even the flower child who is only into sitting under tables -- these characterizations are as funny and as right as they can ever have been. I think you should see Moonchildren, and I can't imagine anyone's not enjoying...
...retrospect, Perdue said that his tour of service in Indochina--March 1969 through October 1970--was the most purifying experience in his life. "The service gives you a lot of time to reflect on your values and Vietnam puts you in a position that forces a mature man to ponder and question those values," he said...