Word: respecting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Much needed light is cast by your penetrating cover story on Escobedo [April 29]. It reinforces my contention that we have more to fear from uninformed critics of Escobedo and similar decisions, who are tearing down respect for the law, than from the decisions themselves...
...doesn't work. As Babe writes, "strange distances" grew up early between student directors and Faculty advisers, and they have not disappeared. The uneasiness is symbolized by the fact that while Chapman says he is available to help all students who ask, several student directors (who unanimously respect him as a man of the theatre) say they would have appreciated more help from him with their shows. Some undergraduates believe that the senior advisers have made it clear that they are uninterested in student theatre altogether, save for the shows they direct...
...those of our fellow citizens who would go to any lengths to forget. Why is mention so seldom made of the thousands of floral tributes, verses, photographs, and pathetic handmade memorials regularly left at the assassination site? Or of the petitions to have a permanent marker of dignity and respect? Or of the letters to local newspapers decrying the "official" attitude of our city? Please don't lose sight of us. We are here. And we are part...
Died. Roger D. Lapham, 82, businessman-politician who in the 1930s, as president of the American-Hawaiian Steamship line, won the grudging respect of Harry Bridges' West Coast dockers for his tough, fair-minded negotiations, a quality that helped him as mayor of San Francisco (1944-48), where he successfully cleaned out entrenched machine politics, but failed to secure for the city the permanent location of the U.N.; after a fall; in San Francisco...
...Lithgow and Mushabac have used this considerable talent to put over their own kind of Gilbert and Sullivan. Should this tampering with the master's work be afforded the same respect as the real thing? I'm not sure, but faced with the choice of liking it or lumping it, I like...