Word: notes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...promising note for the future of the Crimson...
...note on matters of record: Surely Mr. Barron should be expected, if he is to lambast Professor West, to get his name correct: Professor Cornel West is an assistant professor at the Yale Divinity School, not Conrad West. And I would add that Professor Cruse's remarks at the fall meeting/lecture of the Seymour Society, an undergraduate Christian organization, may have little in acutality to do with his remarks at the Du Bois Graduate Colloquium (which were a "reminiscence" of Professor Du Bois, with comments linking Professor Du Bois's career with that of young scholars today...
...Habib had no comment, but Marcos said the veteran troubleshooter had assured him that the U.S. "was not in any way telling us how to run our affairs." Habib was similarly silent after a 55-minute visit with Aquino. The meeting was apparently cordial but ended on a somber note as Aquino reiterated her position that a truce with Marcos was impossible. Said she: "I made it clear that in no way could I be part of the Marcos government...
Since almost everything in Dallas is charted against the National Football League's Cowboys, plotters of the Mavericks' curve note that the N.B.A.'s arrival nearly coincided with Quarterback Roger Staubach's departure. As Replacement Danny White began to lose The Big One, in the pecking order of the city disappointing favorites gave ground to surprising underdogs, and loud emotions started to overtake cool indifference. Suddenly Texas became basketball territory. Eventually the Mavericks may be required to win a championship, but for now Dallas would be satisfied with becoming the fourth team in league history to improve its record each...
...Belfast, Beirut, Cyprus--reflecting irreconcilable enmities that have existed for centuries. In other places around the world, stabilized injustice seems to be slowly giving way to whatever will follow. For long periods, this movement may only be measurable by the hour hand of history, but journalism feels compelled to note every ticktock of the second hand. The reader returns from a month's vacation to find Jordan's King Hussein still fretting over whether to negotiate with the Israelis, playing a game of pull me forward--no, pull me back. The reader could be away for two years and return...