Word: interviewer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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While members of the United Ministry agreed on protest in principle, they divided sharply over strategy. Blanning attacked the fast in an interview yesterday, as "a sanctimonious act which takes the focus off serious re-eximination of our Vietnam policy...
...would the Columbia faculty have considered a denunciation of the Vietnam war, such as the mathematicians proposed, within their rightful domain? "Denunciation might have gotten through the faculty," Shenton suggested in a Crimson interview last week, "But it would have obscured the more immediate issue...
...number of different proposals have been forwarded privately for changing the current situation. It has been suggested that law firms coming to interview at Harvard be required to sign an oath saying that they do not discriminate, or, short of this step, that Harvard send a stronger anti-discriminatory statement to these law firms than it does...
...personal episodes following. I think we can guess pretty safely that the earlier episodes, in the dance-hall, are not quite Forman's natural idioms, but more that of his exemplar Ermanno Olmi (Forman eulogized Olmi's Sound of Trumpets in a Sight and Soundinterview last winter). Rereading that interview, I find Forman saying...
...Kennedy's taped interview with author Manchester--in which she allegedly told intimate details of the events surrounding the assassination--was conducted under the assumption that she would have a reviewing right, and that none of the material would be used without her consent, Galbraith says...