Word: respecter
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Krals' "isolationist" attitude will not help anyone, least of all Tommy. I believe Mrs. Kral could contribute something to the world by teaching her son to respect the law. Perhaps she could really help Tommy and others like him by starting a school for "gifted" children in their area...
...Spelled out his theory of law: "We shall be respectful of the law, but of the revolutionary law; respectful of right, but of revolutionary right-not of the old right, but the new right that we are going to make. For old law, no respect; for new law, respect. Who has the right to modify the constitution? The majority. Who has the majority? The revolution...
...small size preserves at once its impact and its nuance. Advocacy can be carried off to advantage in the arts, but it has a way of corrupting all but the strongest. Some of Levine's much heralded larger canvases plead excessively where their business is to resolve. In this respect, a splendid containment and innate dignity comprise one major superiority of Bloom over his contemporary...
...time when anarchism and chaos hold considerable power in the world of painters, it hurts to have to blast a respect for tradition which most young painters of the day need desperately. But tradition can mean a road to liberation and it can also mean a confining dedication to antiquity...
Yale will lose all but captain Sam Howe from its excellent top six and will probably not be much of a contender in any respect next winter. The Crimson will lose four men by graduation, but the fact that Gerry Emmet, Tim Gallwey and Fred Vinton will be returning from the top five coupled with the arrival of freshman star Romer Holleran in the varsity ranks should give Harvard the best top five in the country, although Princeton could surprise...