Word: obviously
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...first script, written by Robert MacDonald and directed by Zandy Moore, was almost painfully unsuccessful. Though Mr. Moore's direction seemed insensitive and obvious, it must be realized that his cast is almost completely inexperienced and he had only two weeks of rehearsal time. Mr. MacDonald's script is overwritten and forced. Instead of creating recognizable people in a recognizable human situation, he portrays a cast of perfectly typed characters for whom one can feel no sympathy or concern. The actors lack any feeling of dramatic reaction to one another. One can almost see them thinking about their cues...
...survey, led by Philip E. Jacob, social sciences professor at the University of Pennsylvania, reports that "the chinks in the moral armor of American students are most obvious...
...same reason that Texas held down allowables. Appearing in behalf of her consumer constituents before the Senate's O'Mahoney subcommittee, she testified: "It is entirely possible that prices were not raised by domestic producers prior to the Suez crisis for the very obvious factor of competition from foreign imports. Perhaps domestic producers didn't dare increase prices for fear they would lose such markets as New England. Obviously these attempts of the domestic-oil producers have been to eliminate the competition of foreign...
...parties remain adamant, Dean Watson will have no choice but to investigate the charges against Stalker and his supporters. The charges involve obvious dishonesty if true and dishonesty irresponsibility of the accusers if false. Stalker's failure to produce a denial in detail cannot but raise suspicions. Yet to conclude from his silence that he and his backers are guilty would be unfair. The Student Council, WHRB, and the CRIMSON have a clear duty to try to get his stand made public, but they have no authority to compel him, and if he chooses to keep silent, that...
Strijdom's ostensible policy of "separate but equal" holds no water. Educational facilities are not equal; the disparity is obvious. Even if they were, however, Chief Justice Warren's dictum of May 1954, that "separate facilities are inherently unequal," applies even more to South Africa than it does to the American South. While Strijdom's right hand extends the ostensible goal of improved and racial interdependency, his left hand increasingly forces African blacks into a cultural and economic grave...