Word: loyalities
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...friends as Mrs. Norman Vincent Peale, Dollie Cole and California Congressman Barry Goldwater Jr. The audience had its own all-in-the-family touch. Among those who came to cheer Julie on were Josephine Abplanalp, whose aerosol millionaire husband Robert is one of Richard Nixon's most loyal backers, and Mrs. Howard Ellis Cox, Sister Tricia's mother...
Today's generation of "senior citizens" is the first to have gone to the movies all their lives. For the most part, they remain loyal to the movies in a way that their children and grandchildren--contaminated by TV--do not. The last few years, with the exception of an occasional revival like The Sound of Music, have brought few movies this audience could identify with or unreservedly enjoy. It is too bad that now that they've finally been singled out for attention as both subject cand audience, the effort is as patronizing and insubstantial as Harry and Tonto...
...perhaps Bunting was too optimistic in her assumption that the "workers" of Harvard and Radcliffe could devour through all the paper that separated the two institutions. For years, loyal Harvardians have argued against any change in the Harvard-Radcliffe relationship that could remotely threaten the "10,000 men of Harvard" syndrome...
...others in his administration do not understand that the big money supporters of Harvard are far too loyal to be dissuaded from giving because they disagree with a decision that has been judiciously and carefully made, those who actually make the approaches for Harvard and who themselves have shown absolute devotion to Harvard do understand...
Whitney's is anything but a student bar. It's far too sedate to attract very many undergraduates and too small to accommodate crowds of youths out to relieve themselves of the pressures of college life. Probably, the regulars at Whitney's--the bar has a loyal local adult following--wouldn't have it any other...