Word: rule
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Pusey would not comment directly on developments at Columbia. He did not rule out the possibility of trouble here, but said, "I devoutly hope it won't happen...
...goal is to create a functioning participatory democracy to replace the repressive rule of the administration and trustees of the University. The acceptance of amnesty by the administration is a fundamental part of this transition because it establishes the illegitimacy of the existing structures. The granting of amnesty is the formal establishment of a new order--the right and power of all people affected by the University not to be judged by illegitimate authority...
...like Seltzer she shines in the scenes of intimate conversation. My only objection to her portrayal is that it leans something too heavily on the prop of youth. Even at her first meeting with Caesar, Cleopatra must be something more than girlish--she must demonstrate a potential for rule. In her final scenes, she must possess at times a terrifying and self-possessed maturity. These qualities are all present in Miss Yakutis's performance, but do not always receive proper emphasis...
...audience which, if justice or sagacity rule, will pack the Brattle Theatre for the next five nights has been raised and schooled on William Shakespeare. But it shares perhaps too much with the larger audience, the dark army of a hundred million anonymous innocents whom any film must ideally strive to reach. For all of us, Shakespeare is familiar, if only by reputation; for all of us, the plays themselves are comfortably exciting, predictably praiseworthy, sometimes dull, and too often peripheral...
Washington is chief executive of a compromise version of Johnson's original home rule plan...