Word: snyders
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...word for it: politikos. They also had plenty of other words to define the various rhetorical ploys that are the very breath of politics. That is the wry message of a new book called that pestilent cosmetic, rhetoric, by Sol Chaneles, a New York University sociologist, and Jerome Snyder, author-illustrator. In it they provide some updated definitions for classical rhetorical terms plus piquant examples from contemporary national politics...
...mysticism than analysis; stock prices would be very little higher in relation to business profits and the strength of the economy at 1000 on the Dow than they are at 984. For what it may be worth on Wall Street, the celebrated Las Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy ("the Greek") Snyder is giving even money that the market will crack 1000 before New Year...
...step forward and come alive from Shepard's drawings, Lisa Conley, who played Winnie, did not let me be too disappointed. Her facial expressions were charmingly Poohish to a great degree, and her snores were unmistakably from the bear himself. Eeyore, the old grey donkey, played by Divinna Snyder, was also portrayed convincingly. She spoke her lines with the exact tone of lovable melancholy that Milne gave to the original Eeyore...
Hiatt succeeds Dr. John C. Snyder as dean of the School of Public Health...
...other, to tell the sex of an artist by looking at her or his work. Who was more "feminine" in paint handling, Renoir or Sonia Delaunay? In terms of the stereotype, the answer would have to be Renoir. It is easy, once one has seen the name of Joan Snyder affixed to her recent painting Smashed Strokes Hope, 1972, to attribute a feminine sensibility to those glowing, flecked, dispersed blotches and runs of green, gold and crimson. But when this painting is set alongside other recent abstracts by (male) New York artists, the distinction is fatuous: Snyder's work...