Word: printed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Meeting in an emergency session last night, the B.U. Student Congress voted disapproval of Case's decision to invoke a dusty section of the newspaper's charter which permits the administration to censor student articles and compel the paper to print whatever articles the administration sees fit to submit...
...other paper, the Journal, is even more secretive. The McBrides recently lost a relative of some prominence-he was mayor of Green Bay-but Toni did not know it until she read the Journal. Ray kept the news from her until his paper had the obituary in print...
...American High School Today, published in 1959, became the bible of reform, is dumfounded. Last week, addressing an N.E.A. convention of secondary school principals in Miami, he happily confessed that "writing about American education is almost as breathtaking as writing about international politics. Before a book is in print, parts of it are already out of date...
...appreciate. His dense, elliptical prose, studded with references to Thomas Aquinas and modern physics, makes its points in a methodical and mind-wearying manner. One typical passage hammers home a conclusion with: "In the thirty-first place . . ." Another problem is Lonergan's disinterest in hurrying his ideas into print, or giving them wide circulation. Many of his most important lectures exist only in Latin mimeographed notes made by his students; like the late Ludwig Wittgenstein of Cambridge, his reputation rests on the memories and convictions of his peers, a scattering of essays and book reviews, and one authentically towering...
...setting, with a different audience. You could hear his basso "m's" fading out, and "r's" rolling over shouting policemen and barking dogs, over the sounds of men being beaten, still singing of the ultimate "overcoming," over the weeping of a huge-bosomed Negro lady in a faded print dress, with hair tied...