Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Lesley Anne Downey in what Sir Elwyn described as "various pornographic poses." Also in a suitcase were tape recordings of what the prosecutor said were the voices of Lesley Anne and the two defendants. Said Sir Elwyn to the all-male jury: "I am afraid you will have to suffer the burden of listening to that tape recording and hearing the little girl's screams and protests." For the time being, he handed copies of the tape's transcript to the jurors and to the defendants...
Most books written on topics in the headlines suffer from poor research. The author has to slap together his book before the news stories line the ash-cans. But Lacouture's book is far more than a piece d'occasion. Because he has been in and out of Vietnam as a soldier and reporter for twenty years, he had had a lot of time to formulate his conclusions...
...English Department has not been the first to suffer absentee casualties; last year a number of Government concentrators felt that it had been unwise to schedule sabbaticals for Professors Kissinger, Hoffmann, and Bowie during the same year. What seems to be lacking is coordination between the departmental chairman and his staff. A tentative schedule of sabbaticals and leaves of absence could be drawn up to prevent gaps in the curriculum, while changes of plans could be worked out among Faculty members...
What almost everyone overlooks is the fact that either candidate is likely to have a tough time beating his Republican opponent, Congressman Robert Griffin. Williams will suffer from his unearned reputation as the man who bankrupted the state, Cavanagh from commuters' resentment at the city income tax. Both candidates are apparently restraining themselves from attacking these weak spots, but if the hatred that really does exist between Fifties and Sixties Liberals becomes too intense, they might give Griffin the opening he will be all too ready...
Furthermore all main stage productions would suffer from the HDC plan, not just misplaced House productions, because all plays would have lower budgets. Increasing the number of shows would entail cutting the budget for each from $2500 to $1700. This is supposed to encourage experimentation and improvisation of sets, props, and costumes. But this kind of corner-cutting is more appropriate to House drama than to the main stage...