Word: lewises
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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A "Notice to Employees" at the Easthampton plant stated that the conditions at the plant are improving and that the boycott threatens jobs, Lewis Coco, vice president and general manager of the Easthampton plants, said yesterday.
In a case of "reverse discrimination" similar to the Bakke case [July 10]-the Untouchables' being given opportunities in jobs and universities-the Supreme Court in India ruled in 1975: "The concept of equality is that if persons are dissimilarly placed, they cannot be made equal by having the...
This intimacy means a ravenous consumption, rather than contemplation, of images. Szarkowski, an aesthete to the fingertips, will have none of it. His catalogue essay describes the decay of the relationship between serious photography and the dying picture magazines in the '60s, along with what he terms the growing realization...
The lack of outward emotion in Evans' photographs becomes increasingly apparent when compared to the posed quality of Arbus' work. It appears that she must have agreed with the subjects beforehand that they remain emotionless in order to calm down their already screaming irregularity. Their faces look as if they...
For a time, the Nixon court sobriquet seemed apt. From 1969 to 1971, four Nixon appointees joined the court-Chief Justice Warren Burger and Justices Harry Blackmun, William Rehnquist and Lewis Powell-and many observers expected them to reverse the trend set by the liberal Warren Court in the 1950s...