Word: nesting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Barbara M. Solomon, senior lecturer on History and Literature and a Guggenheim fellow for nest year, said yesterday, "The wonderful thing about a Guggenheim is its flexibility...
...runs a sticker, barely legible in tiny print, fixed below an owl's nest in one of Joseph Cornell's boxes. Who could doubt that the white owl staring from its cave of bark is the artist himself, or that the mock prospectus is a kind of manifesto...
...Swallow's Nest), his spectacular Italian villa at Ravello, perched on a 200-ft. cliff overlooking the Amalfi coast. The sundrenched three-story house is impeccably furnished and filled with mementos and family photographs; Senator Gore's old rocking chair sits in the second-floor study where his grandson writes...
...only 14 per issue. But a few recent issues have surpassed Hirsch's break-even target of 25 pages, and he says that New Times will be in the black by this year's fourth quarter. Still, the magazine has already used up its initial $1.7 million nest egg from such blue-chip investors as American Express and Chase Manhattan, and has gone through a $1.1 million refinancing...
...fascist. Both are words meant to surprise and offend, particularly since they have been so over-used by the very people who might be expected to agree with the premises of this film. In the first place, the whole tenor and action of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is sexist. McMurphy sees his treatment in the asylum as emasculating and his favorite response to the greyhaired doctors is to startle them with crude '50s locker-room talk. The feminine principle represented by the nurses is that of order--but order conceived of pettiness, primness, and bitchiness, all summed...