Word: sheltering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Industry has also made food, shelter and clothing easier to come by, leaving time for intellectual and cultural pursuits. Most collectives have large libraries; some have museums, drama groups, choirs and orchestras. In fact, Psychologist John French of the University of Michigan speaks of a "cultural flowering" on the collectives...
...Dubious Shelter. Caldwell's grim view is still being tested. The art of the expose has not suddenly disappeared with the decision. The Chicago Tribune, for instance, recently revealed massive vote fraud in Illinois (TIME, Sept. 25). Moreover, the Supreme Court told Congress and the state legislatures that they could write statutes giving full or partial immunity to newsmen under a variety of circumstances. A House Judiciary Subcommittee chaired by Representative Robert W. Kastenmeier last week completed hearings on a number of bills that would give newsmen considerable protection, at least in U.S. Government investigations. A new federal...
...Film Classes Today" has been running all summer and probably will run through summers falls and winters yet to come. The theater's management has few pretensions towards critical judgment: all the films they play have been commercial hits, many of them directed at a "student audience" Tonight, Glmme Shelter, that voveur's eye view of Altamont, double bills with the stomach churning Permance Friday considerably improves the schedule, with Peter Yale's entertaining Bullitt, and Arthur Penn's archetypal American love story. Bonnir and Clyde Sunday and Monday make for a return to drek, as the Perrys's strident...
...income is below prescribed levels, argue that they are being segregated from the rest of society. Worst of all, inflation has so increased the cost of operating buildings that many housing officials are beginning to wonder if they can any longer meet their mandate to provide decent low-rent shelter...
...Long before some psychiatric reformers advocated closing down the old-style mental institutions, Goodman argued that the inmates should be allowed to roam the countryside as "local eccentrics or loonies." Years before Richard Nixon, among others, proposed a guaranteed minimum income, Goodman urged that the necessities of life-food, shelter, clothing, medical care-be provided free to everyone. The state would require that a citizen give six years of his life to producing those goods, then allow him to do what he wanted for the remainder. Despite these ideas Goodman never saw himself as a radical. "I've always...