Word: miltons
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...House Speaker Carl Albert, 5 ft. 5 in. tall, seemed at least 5 ft. 8 in. as he pondered American prestige on the White House steps. Senator John Sparkman was besieged by reporters after the President had told him the scenario for recapturing the ship and its crew. Others-Milton Young, Bob Wilson, Tip O'Neill, Robert Griffin-slipped off into the dusk with their beautiful secret. They whispered for everyone to wait a couple of hours-then we would know. It was going to be an American kind of show...
Mark Rothko is a name in modern art that most people recognize--his prints sell in the Coop, the lawsuits over his estate get written up in the New York Times, some of his paintings are rotting away in a locked room at the top of Holyoke Center. Milton Avery isn't such a famous name, but this is what Rothko had to say about...
Ricks comes to America with a long list of academic achievements. At the age of 28 a tender one for a literary critic, he wrote Milton's Grand Style which his remained a seminal work in the field of Milton criticism. His subsequent studies of Keafs and Tennyson have contributed to an appreciation of those poets. During his current tour of American campuses he has been lecturing primarily on the works of W. B. Yeats and I.S. Pliot...
...paraphrase a line from Dylan's latest album Ricks does what he must do, and he does it well. Using tools he has sharpened on poetry form Milton to Eliot. Ricks demonstrated the extent Dylan's mastery of words and rhymes. "Lonesome Death" is a deceptively simple song coming from the early '60s era of civil rights agitation William Zanzinger a tobacco plantation owner, kills Hattle Carroll, one of his servants with a cane in a spontaneous, unprovoked fit of anger. "In a courtroom of honor" where "the ladder of law has no top and no bottom" a judge releases...
...Johnson, which are forcing the pace of our present withdrawal from Vietnam, which are leading the battle against the great corporations on the issue of pollution, and which at the last congressional elections retired a score or more of the more egregious time-servers, military sycophants, and hawks." And Milton Friedman has recognized, with less glee, that "The University is by design and effect the institution in society which creates discontent with existing moral, social and political institutions and proposes new institutions to replace them. . . . The University is inherently a disruptive force." To preserve these inherent qualities, Professor Lipset adopts...