Word: sargeants
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...march is not in itself a solution." Jay Sargeant a Boston State student and member of the march steering committee, said last week. "It is a building action for a campus worker-student alliance. This is the focus of our whole campaign; we must make this alliance concrete...
...march culminated in a rally outside the Federal Building, with speakers John Pennigton' 66, national secretary ofSDS; Cindy Kline of the Cambridge Peace and Freedom Party: and Sargeant...
Likewise, New Yorker Music Critic Winthrop Sargeant attacked the suffix -wise, as in taxwise. He called it "a Madison Avenue locution which should be avoided by every civilized person." Author Basil Davenport grudgingly approved advise in the sense of notify. Even so, he ruled, it is permissible only "in business English and Army English, if there is any excuse for the existence of these bastard twins...
...hope there would be no academic championships or effigies. Unlike Winthrop Sargeant I will not lament the absence of an identifiable tradition as a terminus ad quem. I agree with Stravinsky that the nonexistence of the past is necessary for anyone wishing to start from scratch. Musical comparisons can be annihilating just as compassionate historicism can be illuminating...
...time when most rock records were being overloaded with extramusical paraphernalia. Some of the finest groups like Country Joe, the Stones and the Airplane had sold their souls to the electronic engineers and the gimmick was the thing. Cream never once departed from their musical idealism, never resorted to Sargeant Pepper effects. They leave, as they came, musicians of the highest integrity