Word: spokes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...fact, a mask that covers weakness and insecurity. Such talk may have momentarily quieted Maazel, but it did not shake his confidence. Last week at Philharmonic Hall, he led a Beethoven Fifth Symphony in which fate really did seem to knock at the door; under Maazel. the horns spoke high German, and the double basses, which before had hidden shyly in the hall's odd acoustics, danced like circus elephants. Maazel had made an impressive return...
...fortunes trading abroad. But in 1962 as never before, business strategists made their day-to-day decisions and long-range plans in the light of the challenges and opportunities of a world market. Says Georges Villiers, president of France's National Council of Employers: "Like the Moliere character who spoke prose without knowing it, we are engaging in supranationalism without knowing...
...these are critics' tricks, performed for the pleasure of graduate students. What matters more is that both men shared with their characters despair, the inability to laugh, and the dark conviction that the age they spoke of was a time of weary men, victims rather than controllers of a society grown too big to be comprehensible in human terms...
Rusher recently toured the Far East and Africa , and devoted much of his talk to South Africa's apartheid policy. He spoke under the auspicious of the Harvard Young Republican Club and the Harvard Law School Republican Club, which he helped found in 1948, while at the Law School...
...Apostles. Rahner reaches even farther, arguing that the entire hierarchy in its collective wisdom does not hold all the keys to the temples of truth. There is, he says, a "charismatic" element in the church, independent of the tables of organization. Just as God in the Old Testament spoke through prophets who were not priests, so he may in this century speak through prophetic laymen...