Word: musts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...perhaps the authenticity in their presentation of "Les Sylphides" which made the evening's other offering, "Cinderella," such a disappointment by contrast. To dance a fairy-tale well, one must make it believable. Yet this "Cinderella" by resident choreographer Ron Cunningham distances the audience from empathy and belief. He sets up a series of cardboard figures, and proceeds to comment on them...
...Adelena, not Tommy, who wrote down the quoted poem, and that it was not an original. The lyrics were written by Bernie Taupin for an Elton John album Madman Across the Water. At no time did my client claim originality for the quote. Your reporter and, I must admit, I assumed that it was original, rather than a reflection of a song in a very disturbed young man's mind...
...generally excellent article on Hispanics in America [Oct. 16] was marred by an error that I must attempt to correct or my family would never forgive me. You have wronged my grandfather, who was not an illegal alien as you stated. He came to the U.S. legally in 1880, and settled in Brownsville, Texas, where he became a citizen of the state and the nation under the laws then in effect...
...demands of a growing and inflationary economy. The arithmetic is simple: if real G.N.P. increases 3.5% and prices rise 8.5%, approximately the results expected this year, money supply must increase 12% to accommodate both. If it grows more slowly, then either production or inflation?or both?must slow down. A few economists fear that the bite will come out of production, and they oppose anything but a very gradual slowdown in money growth. "Anyone who calls for a sharper cut," says Arthur Okun, "is advocating recession, and he should come...
Many economists believe that money growth must be slowed or inflation will never subside, and the dollar will never strengthen more than momentarily (a good many of the newly created dollars find their way overseas and are sold on the money exchanges for other currencies). Officially, at least, the Fed agrees. It has been trying to move interest rates up enough to discourage borrowing, so that it will not be under pressure to add so much to bank reserves in order to meet the demand...