Word: smiths
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Stanley S. Surrey, Smith Professor of Law, has provided a number of candidates with advice concerning national tax reform. Although he does not openly support any candidate, Surrey said yesterday he has contributed position papers to the Carter, Bayh and Udall campaigns...
...measures are both to "protect the integrity of the tests and to keep everyone's chances equal," ETS spokesman John Smith said yesterday...
...Smith said ETS institutionalized the checks in the early 1970's when there was a great increase in cheating. He said student pressure to get into graduate schools may have caused the increase. But he adds that he thinks that pressure may be slacking...
...growth of a museum network coincided with the emergence of two art ists, David Smith and Alexander Calder, who became the first American sculptors to achieve international renown: their work influenced Europeans as no previous New World artists' had, and with it American sculpture was seen to have transcended its provincialism at last. The task of describing the crucial period 1930-50, which saw the emergence of a dazzling array of technical options-movement in sculpture, open-welded construction, the use of found objects-and the rise not only of Smith and Calder but also of Louise Nevelson, Isamu...
...themes are traditional in print pornography, and the emphasis appears to be growing. Since 1968 Florida State University Sociologist Don Smith has been collecting and analyzing sex novels that are freely available on newsstands and drugstore racks in small-town America. Smith calls the current crop "basically a literature of power and domination, a literature of machismo." Rape scenes, he reports, now occur twice as often as they did in the 1968 books, but the woman almost always enjoys it. "The subtheme," he says, "is that the female really does want to be subjugated: no matter how much she says...