Word: mustn
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...finishing a half-hour television film for CBS on the American South. Video cassettes also interest Cartier-Bresson as a future medium. "One has to be aware of what's going to happen and be ahead," he says. "But at the same time,, one mustn't change one's style. The human being is still there. A baby still takes nine months to come...
CHICAGO-Henry Kissinger '50 knew he mustn't let his fellow alumni down. For, as even the most informed in the audience would have acknowledged, they had come not to have their opinions changed or confirmed, but to see a Presidential assistant perform...
SUMNER REDSTONE knew he mustn't let them think him flustered. Christ, he thought to himself, no wonder Pusey's throwing in the towel. For every time Sumner managed another sentence, the crowd before him roared with laughter. For the life of him, Sumner just couldn't understand it. Was this then what Harvard had come to? Sumner could feel himself beginning to sweat. If there were only some way of short-circuiting the laughter, of turning it against itself. But Sumner could see no way out, and just kept on plowing headlong through the introductory remarks that had been...
Gardner takes a precautionary peep or two at Armageddon, and he says: "We are in trouble as a species." As one responsible man of good will to another, he drops warnings: "This free society begins with us. It mustn't end with us." But his emphasis lies with the affirmative, albeit a beleaguered affirmative: "We still have a choice...
...MONEY: "There can't be any question of despising money. On the contrary, one's painting has to bring it in. But one mustn't paint the kind of pictures that bring...