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...fact, the department was being kinder to Kissinger than to another Faculty member who did resign his post in the national administration to retain his Harvard tenure. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the President's flamboyant advisor on urban affairs, returned to the University this term, reportedly expecting, among other things, to be given a Government department appointment when he arrived. But it was not until Moynihan had an offer from Cornell to wave in the department's face that he was given the privilege of teaching...
Rorlyn G. Duam of 32 Irving Street. Cambridge; Katherine Fletcher of Dunster House and Seattle, Washington; Joan M. Friedman of Currier House and Manhasset, New York; Ann M. Kinder of Helden Green, Cambridge; Naney Knowlton of Currier House and Darien, Connecticut...
...take heroin. Returning to the ghetto, they realize anew they have gone nowhere; the heroin, like the streets, is its own dead end. The film closes on that despairing note and on Wayne's abrupt realization that he is fully hooked. Real life has been only slightly kinder for the three junkies. Angel has shaken the habit, and now tours with the film, lending whatever help and information he can in post-screening discussions; the other two are in jail. But as Right On! and Skezag both make clear, there are ways to be imprisoned without once being behind...
...commanding position; idealist Prewitt never had that chance. Whatever influences ran through Jones' mind, the hard-driving male delighting in war and sport became more obviously and simplistically the author's romantic hero. Compassion gave way to cynicism; where it survived it was mawkish and self-conscious. (Minelli was kinder to the small-town whore and gambler in Some Came Running than Jones was in his book, though both were negligible works...
...cliches are worn but enduring: Italian Catholics seldom go to church but worship the Pope. German Catholics are fond enough of church, but mostly in terms of the family and the home: the good German hausfrau is supposed to dedicate herself with equal concern to Kinder, Kuche and Kirche-children, kitchen and church. Now two new polls-a major study of Catholics in Rome and a massive poll of West German Catholics-challenge the validity of the old clichés. Germans show a deeper spiritual sensitivity and more concern for their fellow man than they are generally given credit...