Word: musts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...slowly learns to value herself. Playing a sassy, kicked-around mill worker, Field brings an almost autobiographical intensity to the role. Her aging starlet cuteness suddenly works--like Field herself, Norma Rae is a woman cashing in on the remaining vestiges of a squirrel-mouthed, cheerleader prettiness. Martin Ritt must be congratulated--he alone saw ability in an actress whose talents were last displayed--prone--in the backseat of Burt Reynolds' van in the mindless Smokey and the Bandit...
...most Faculty members came to Bowersock's defense. Wallace T. MaCaffrey, professor of History, supported the reforms, acknowledging that in the past professors have allotted minimal time to tutorial instruction, "Students must have the impression that a professor's capacity to teach tutorial vanishes with the onset of middle age," he added...
Andrus discussed oil drilling in Alaska. "We can't stop the exploration needs of America because we need the energy," he said. He added, however, "Protection and development must accelerate together in this matter...
...understand what the departure of a Tom Seaver from New York or a Luis Tiant from Boston really means, one must understand the game as Nelson does. Baseball is a regular part of people's lives--not a once-a-week cathartic orgy of violence like football, or a repititious, unemotional sprint like basketball. Baseball strolls into America every spring, a welcome member of the family returned home for an annual visit...
With these two assumptions. Bok seems to maintain an artificial separation of theory and practice. Not only must academic pursuit of knowledge be protected from the field of application, but also, our precious opiate, freedom of opinion and speech "as individuals" (Bok's emphasis), must be protected from the possibility that it might really influence policy...