Word: slavic
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...atonement. It is not his fault that he was seven years between pictures, or that his new one seems almost (Gasp!) normal in its story of yet one more mad housewife: Susan Anspach finds fear, loathing, debasement-in short, liberation-when she joins a carnal carnival of Slavic immigrants. Montenegro is a Laurel-and-Hardy jalopy of a film, putting along impudently and then suddenly stalling, out of everything but gall. In these timid days, gall may be enough, especially with Makavejev behind the camera and Anspach in front, giving one of the year's sweetest, smartest, sexiest performances...
...Solidarity member who left Poland last spring to teach at Harvard retained hope that the union could effectively counter the government thrust without bloodshed. "I can only hope that the people will react peacefully to this...but in a decisive way," Stanislaw Baranczak, associate professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures, said...
...Friday night at 8 p.m. the Yale and Harvard Glee Clubs will perform classical and athletic songs at their annual football concert in Woolsey Hall. Harvard's part of the program will include-sacred music of the Rennaissance, Hungarian and Slavic folksongs, and a rendition of Leonard Bernstein '39's "Lonely Men of Harvard," a popular work which David Wellborn '81, manager of the Club's summer tour, describes as "all about Harvard and how great it is," and "very obnoxious if we sang it anywhere but Yale...
Stanislaw Baranczak, Associate Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures, arrived in Cambridge last spring after a long struggle to obtain an exit visa...
Stanislaw Baranczak, associate professor of Slavic Studies, called Milosz an activist in the struggle against the "tyranny" of language and added that the poet--who joined the Faculty as a visiting professor this year--believes that "We don't use language--language uses...