Word: objectness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Column has been replaced by a giant gearshift, which twitches and gyrates erratically through its patterns, scaring the pigeons away from Trafalgar Square forevermore. Have we all been colonized by the Brobdingnagians? Not quite. Claes Oldenburg is at work, and an exhibition of his imaginary monsters, entitled Object into Monument, is now touring the U.S. After a first run at the Pasadena Art Museum in California, the show opens next week at the University Art Museum in Berkeley; through 1972 it will travel to Kansas City, Fort Worth, Des Moines and Chicago...
...object is to keep the puck out of the net. The coach keeps saying 'don't fall down.' But any coach, if the puck does not go in, will be happy," Bertagna said...
MOVE OVER, Hugh Downs, Elaine May has devised and patented the biggest game show of them all, Adaptation, the game of life. Here are your instructions: The object is to find the Security Square among all those squares on the Big Board and win the Super Bonus Card, picking up maturity and success points on the way, and running into situations which allow as much harmless social satire as possible...
...have to be kind of nutty to be the goalie," Bertagna reflected. "When you think about it, I just stand there, and the object is to get hit. Most people move out of the way when something comes flying towards them: I have to be in the way. That's got to be nutty," he said...
...object(s) to the policy implications to which (my article) seems to point." I drew no policy implications in my article because I felt it pointed nowhere very clearly. In other words, I felt that the data on I.Q., inheritance, and social stratification do not, by themselves, settle conclusively any of the weighty policy questions of the day. They bear on many such questions, but do not answer them. Apparently Professor Kelman agrees for note that he complains about what my article "seems" to imply. To whom should he complain, however? Not me, for I refrained from drawing such conclusions...