Word: rubins
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Sexism and its cultural and tradition-linked contradictions emerge in highly charged exchanges between an intense, riveting Arthur (Jeffrey Rubin) and Ala (Diana Silver). Arthur argues for a practical marriage based on "pleasure and profit" while hypocritically undermining his criticism of loose mores with a blunt display of sexual aggression...
...popular activism declined throughout America? "The issues are certainly there. People are either just afraid to go out and deal with them or are indifferent. I know I'm trying to take the seventies seriously. Now, someone like Jerry Rubin is a clown. I don't know that Rubin ever even took himself seriously," says Berrigan...
...Fort Pierce, Fla., a judge recently set a Florida precedent by letting stand an orthopedic surgeon's charge of "malicious prosecution" in his separate $1.5 million countersuits against two former patients and their lawyers. Though the cases have yet to be tried, the doctor's attorney, Ellis Rubin, thinks that they have already had a chastening effect in the area. "Suddenly," he says, "lawyers are very cautious about accepting malpractice cases...
...Columbia today but will face a Coast Guard crew on the Charles this morning. Varsity J.V. 3V Stroke Reynolds Cunningham King 7 Howard Pickering Chapman 6 Welch Kuschner Behrman 5 Heller Brooks Calkins 4 Yates Potter Fuches 3 Kiger Crocker Miller 2 Parker Lowry Kubicek Bow Leahey Quigley Rubin Coxswain Levitch Howe Cordeiro
Ochs flirted with the various sects that emerged from the anti-war movement--he was in the streets of Chicago with yippies Jerry Rubin and Abbie Hoffman in 1968, nominating a pig for president--but he was too bright to believe that any of these fringe groups would achieve anything. But now the real movement was dormant, and with it the source of Ochs's creativity had dried up. He could only write with the momentum of the crowd behind him--he was sustained by their energy and hope...