Word: suspect
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Incidentally, I was not aware that members of the University Ministry at Harvard and Radcliffe were authorized to investigate anything at all relating to academic matters, and I suspect they would better serve this university by doing solely what they were appointed to do-namely, attending to religious matters...
...BEGINS to suspect that Ralph Nelson's interest lies not in the Indian at all. The Indian is just a fashionable gimmick. Nelson's out there determined to make a film; whatever fads the current climate demands he caters to. But in the process of raking over past history, he seems hardly to have faced up to a number of equally serious ethical problems his own film raises...
...meteorites. Around the core is a 60-mile-thick transition zone, or lower mantle, composed of a mixture of olivine and basalt-like rock that was apparently formed out of molten material. Next comes the 150-mile-thick upper mantle, an entirely basaltic layer in which, some lunar scientists suspect, there may have been slow-moving convection currents -movements roughly akin to those that occur in a simmering pot of oatmeal...
...musical adaptation of Lolita, as well as your sermonet on the scruples that I once happened to voice concerning its filming. When cast in the title role of Kubrick's neither very sinful nor very immoral picture, Miss Lyon was a well-chaperoned young lady, and I suspect that her Broadway successor will be as old as she was at the time. Fourteen is not twelve, 1970 is not 1958, and the sum of $150,000 is not correct...
Presenting its own case, the defense introduced a witness whose testimony suggested the identity of the woman Mac-Donald claimed to have seen. Though she had already been investigated and dismissed as a suspect by civilian authorities. Colonel Warren Rock, the infantry officer who presided at the hearing, recommended that she be reinvestigated. As for the evidence against MacDonald, Rock concluded in his confidential report that all charges be dropped because they "are not true." His superior, Major General Edward Flanagan, then quashed the case for "lack of sufficient evidence...