Word: se
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...cleverest or most exciting movies of the sixties. What made it work in its simple, romantic way was not its old-as-time story, but the basic appeal of leads Redgrave and Bates and its stylish London setting (at a time when London per se was thought to be the most stylish place in the world). In the musical version we do not get Bates and Redgrave-and we don't get their characters either. Instead, Georgy gives us two actors, Dilys Watling and John Castle, who dress like their film antecedents, use some of their prototypes' mannerisms, and proceed...
...worked on breaking down every requirement," Friedel recalled recently. "because requirements per se say that something is good for everybody. We assumed that each student is best qualified to decide what his education is going to be. When you tell people what is good for them, they learn how to beat the system, and they know how to beat it because they have been doing it for four years in high school...
...which says it represents 18 million foreign-born and first-and second-generation Americans, expressed the especially virulent outrage of the poorer Middle Americans. "The professional liberals let the genie out of the bottle?racial hatred, lawlessness," says Deac. The backlash today is not so much against blacks per se as against black militancy and the white intellectuals: "The Moratorium was a stab in the back to our boys on the firing lines. Our families don't have long-haired brats?they'd tear the hair off them. Our boys don't smoke pot or raise hell or seek deferments...