Word: spacing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...spell these reasons out in a short space is impossible. Those that have persuaded me, often very reluctantly, might be distilled and distorted into three general points. In the first place, it is morally and politically impossible to equate the violence of those who resist oppression--or oppressive situations anywhere in the world--with the violence of the oppressors themselves. In this connection I see the acts of those who obstructed the Dow recruiter as a symbolic and actually non-violent gesture (for there was no damage to persons or property) against the oppressive violence of American policy. Secondly...
Currently, the Center is investigating population problems in both underdeveloped and highly urbanized societies. One panel at the Center is concerned with the position of women in Indian villages, and another is developing theories of space and population planning in the United States...
...complement the city's long-established Art Institute. But not until 1964, when 30 critics, collectors and dealers met at the home of Critic Doris Lane Butler, did plans get off the ground. And not until 1966 was President Joseph Randall Shapiro able to find suitable space for the new museum-in a handsomely renovated onetime bakery on East Ontario Street. There last week, with a rafter-raising cocktail party replete with macromesh dresses and one dead woodpecker hung around a girl's neck by Artist Ray Johnson, the new Museum of Contemporary Art announced its arrival...
...Saarinen succeeds not only because she is an expert on art, but also because she is a versatile reporter. In addition to covering the cultural scene, she has turned her critical eye on medical care in Viet Nam, hippies, even space shots. Perhaps her most attractive gift is her ability to handle any story without appearing to be obtrusively feminine. As Aline puts it, intelluptuously: "I'm a woman but not a chick...
...next time out, freewheelin, he was distant, almost outside his songs. The voice had a sense of space. Cutting through the glut of conventional folk polemics and references was a tense fore-shadowing, a promising attraction to new images: "a highway of diamonds with nobody on it," "a white ladder all covered with water...