Word: revoltingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Britain's copper-rich protectorate of Northern Rhodesia has a population of 2,394,000, in which the blacks outnumber the whites by 30 to 1 and are threatening revolt unless they get power to match the proportions. Last week Britain bowed to the inevitable and gave the white-dominated protectorate a new constitution that may put the blacks in control by the end of this year...
...adding to it, has come a striking change in poetry's style and content, a vigorous evolution that may yet become the second great poetic revolution of the century. The first revolution, which rolled over the language during the decade beginning in 1910, was an American revolution, a revolt of the vernacular launched by Ezra Pound, T. S. Eliot and Robert Frost-all of them still alive and writing, but not writing much. In the early '30s, the heirs of the revolution, led by Britain's W. H. Auden, turned to what Poet Archibald MacLeish called...
...Lowell was a fundamental difference consequences shaped Harvard what it is today. Lowell had be in the College. almost a decade, realized he Close to the end of this first bitter dissension over the hiring professors produced a nature petition requesting the of a fact-finding committee. quelled the revolt, but turned away from the from, indeed, even the University entered the national stage on he was to play the part of an can spokesman for higher In control of the University he obscure but capable 41-year-old professor, Paul Buck...
While the United States has definitely out another invasion, the official the State Department is now hoping the collapse of the Cuban economy an internal revolt against Castro...
...particular, Wechsler cites Myerson's "double standard" on the Soviet crushing of the Hungarian revolt. Last night Myerson said he was "very unclear" about Hungary and "not sure" if he were a Marxist. "I don't know what it means." he remarked...