Word: reviewable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Rasputin-Like. Another critical threat to Lindsay was the intervention of William F. Buckley Jr., Roman Catholic editor of the National Review, who had never before run for office. Buckley's announced objectives were to give some visibility to the Conservative Party and to establish it as a more effective force than the Liberal Party, which had helped push Lindsay's bandwagon. Buckley, the wittiest of the candidates, began to enjoy himself, and before the campaign was over it was obvious that his objective was to defeat Lindsay. In the end, he had nothing but his quips...
...United States Supreme Court decided yesterday to review the Massachusetts ban on John Cleland's Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, the tale of an 18th century London prostitute...
...Court grouped Fanny with the cases of Ralph Ginzburg, publisher of Eros magazine, and a New Yorker arrested for having sadistic literature in his basement. The review could result in a total redefinition of Federal obscenity standards...
Since the Department of Athletics controls all activities in the stadium including the p.a. system, the band must submit each program script for review. As in the past, Bamborski consulted Deans Watson and Ford making a final decision...
...anything blandly; he always has a reaction. "A play does physical things to me," he says. "At an excruciatingly bad play, it is actually physically painful to remain in my seat. Even when I was a kid, as soon as I saw a play, I'd write a review on the program. I don't know what I'd do if I couldn't pour all those feelings into a review...