Word: reviewable
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John Cope, a planner who participated in the early stages of the EMRPP study but is now working for Cambridge against the Belt, said that EMRPP, acting under pressure from the DPW, had decided in 1962 against any review of the DPW's existing highway plans of which the belt is a part...
...Your review of Richard Hofstadter's book [Oct. 25] gives a misleading impression of one of The Progressive Historians. I knew well and remember as a very great teacher Vernon Louis Parrington. From the review, one would judge that he never left the Middle West. In point of fact, he was an undergraduate at Harvard, and the last 20 or more years of his mere 58 were spent as a professor at the University of Washington...
...tall lanky editor of the Paris Review has also offered up his body for three boxing rounds against Archie Moore, suffered humiliation across the tennis net from Pancho Gonzales, floundered in the watery wake of Swimmer Don Schollander, lost at bridge to Oswald Jacoby, and banged percussion instruments with the New York Philharmonic. He is, in effect, the actor of the average man's Walter Mitty dreams-the real-life agent of vicarious thrills. And now, in The Bogey Man, Plimpton records the humorous agonies of his experience as a mock-professional golfer...
Chairman, Dunster House Forum; Producer and "president," Dunster Drama Society; editor-publisher, Dunster Drama Review; advisory board and seminar leader, Institute of Politics...
Further, a wide range of groups angry with the Supreme Court might, presumably, join in any attack that sets the precedent of stripping the Court of any part of its jurisdiction. (The "reformers" also propose to end the Court's power of review over NLRB findings.) Finally, though the "new" Republican Party is avowedly not the party of business, a Republican Congress will show little sympathy for the union movement that is its economic antagonist and the backbone of the Democrats...