Word: spitefully
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...record number of applicants will flood the College's Admissions Office, Fred L. Glimp '50, Dean of Admissions, predicted yesterday. In spite of the expected 5,500-5,700 applications, however, Glimp plans no major changes in admissions policy...
Playing one and two for the Crimson, in spite of their injuries, will be Peter Smith and captain Tony Lake, both veterans of last winter's undefeated squad. Because of Doug Poole's absence, Hampy Howell, Bob Sohwartsman, and Paul Sullivan will move up to complete the top five...
...divorced himself from the production (after being assured that most of his plot revisions would be used and that all film rights would revert to him after two years). Kurt Weill won his half of the suit, and was allowed to rewrite his score for the movie, in spite of which fact about half of his songs are missing. (The conflict was ultimately settled by the Nazis, who destroyed every print they could get their hands on; and until the recent discovery of a complete negative, the film has been unavailable...
...spite of this compliance with Brecht's wishes, his objections to the movie were well founded. The idea which shapes Pabst's direction is not a condemnation of capitalism, but rather the dehumanization which accompanies the acceptance of any social values. The first character to under-go embourgeoisement is Polly. When she first falls in love with Macheath, she is the epitome of innocence; when she is about to sleep with Macheath for the first time, she runs up the hotel stairs like a kitten chasing a ball of yarn; and when she sings her song about the circumstances under...
...former employer, the Johannesburg Post, criticized the government's action, saying, "This country now loses the services of a man who would have served his people all the better after his year at a great American university, and the Government gains the world spotlight for an act of spite which will not easily be lived down...