Word: shams
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...termed the peace treaty recently negotiated between the National Student Association (NSA) and the Provisional Revolutionary Government (PRG) of South Vietnam a "sham." and said that the YAF-Thieu treaty would circulate on campuses and in communities in the hopes of counter acting...
...twenty-five hundred of us had crowded Sanders Theatre, Memorial Hall, and Lowell Lec- only twenty-five hundred, for exhilaration must not be sought in mere numbers. One wonders why they had even bothered to come. Surely not for information's sake. The whole pretense of ? "teaching" was a sham. That phase of the peace movement had pretty much ended back in '66, back before many of us had worked out our need to fight against the war. We had never had to "learn" about the war. We had grown up in hating...
...Administration believed Moscow has failed to make the basic "political decision" on the desirability of setting limits on its military capability. Yet the prestigious Federation of American Scientists has charged the Administration with precisely the same failure and warned that, as a result, SALT may produce nothing but a "sham" agreement...
...death trip. So far the strike has been a failure, but the strike is not over. We in Cambridge can't stop the war or free Bobby Seale or even tear down the wall around Harvard this winter. But unless all our righteous indignation last Spring was a sham, we must tear down the little walls between people that we can take care of now. And someday, all those big walls will come down...
...Kampf is dismissed by Reck as "Machiavelli for chambermaids." Albert Speer's clean-cut expression is "the epitome of this whole, sickening, mechanical, little-boy-at-heart generation." Goring, the son of a waitress, is rendered among his looted art and phony coat of arms as a preposterous sham. In fact, Reck saw the whole Third Reich as ludicrous kitsch compounded of dueling-club romanticism, gymnastics and "a touch of Hegel...