Word: quested
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Life, etc. had build up as it was a tribute to the quality of the pictures. That sort of photojournalism is no longer vital: When The Family of Man approach to photography burnt itself out when it (visually, if not politically) realized its own propnecy. The mass medias's quest for speed and the exotic pushed the frontiers of exotica so far back and so far back and so saturated the public with images that few people really cared any more about another black and whit photograph...
...Crimson fencers' quest for the Ivy tittle suffered a severe setback Saturday as they lost to the Princeton Tigers, 17-10, at Princeton...
...words of a familiar Arab saying, Arafat "collected what was there" at Rabat and the United Nations. From now on, the Palestinians' quest for a role in future negotiations and for bargaining status will become more difficult. Although the P.L.O. is dependent upon Soviet arms, Arafat is anxious for U.S. recognition of that organization. This has not been forthcoming, because the P.L.O. has not recognized Israel, and Washington has relegated the Palestinians to a third-place priority until Kissinger settles disengagement...
What is Gunn driving at? He is saying that Alexander, an artist of seemingly impeccable integrity, has sold out and been destroyed by his yen for lucre. This is twaddle. No artist has ever been corrupted or humiliated by the quest for cash unless he was a willing accomplice...
...quest for ideological simplicity The Crimson has grouped four separate issues together into the editorial "Abolish the CIA" (January 14). One must distinguish between foreign CIA activities aimed at gathering information and those aimed at toppling legitimate governments. Domestically, one must distinguish CIA spying from surveillance carried...