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...Titles by Saul Bass" is the arresting line. Movie audiences used to resent, with the same resentment that is provoked by a TV commercial, the long parade of credits at the beginning of a film. Saul Bass has singlehandedly changed that. More than half of New York's film critics actually cited Bass's black stalking malkin as far and away the best thing in Walk on the Wild Side. It was. Suggesting the story's themes of harlotry, perversion and vengeance, it set a mood that the ensuing picture tried but failed to match...
Free or Freeze? Some school boards are so confused about the reforms that they simply ignore them. Many are too broke to try them. Others fiercely resent outside "dictation." A prime tar get is the national testing programs (more than 20 so far), for everything from college admissions to science scholarships. Protesting that schools are being forced to teach just for the tests, a committee of top school administrators last month called for a nationwide revolt: "Local school systems should refuse to participate in nationally sponsored tests unless those tests can be demon strated to have value commensurate with...
Perhaps Mr. Gruen has had the good fortune of never experiencing even a 'natural' disaster, but those who have I feel sure resent his mockery of preparations to be made. '62, you said? You goddamn Harvard kids can laugh at a book like this now, but when such a war comes, you'll be the first in line to get food and clothing at public dispensaries. In the more severe cases, I feel that a Harvard Man will die of radiation just as soon as, if not sooner than any other American citizen...
Please Buy. Experts dispute how best to approach the Negro market. Professor Henry Allen Bullock of Texas Southern University argues that Negroes resent as condescending the use of Negro models and specially adapted radio programs. He advocates a broad appeal that sells to both whites and Negroes, such as Revlon's use of Negro Singer Harry Belafonte...
...feel like applauding stronger," says Carrara, "but even if he doesn't pay, we still applaud because it is our duty to keep up the atmosphere and spirit of the performance." Most Italian singers approve of the claque, but as a general rule other European singers and Americans resent it. Soprano Leontyne Price has even paid the claque not to applaud...