Word: tastee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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"Light, Not Heat." At an informal preliminary session over coffee and cookies with professors and graduate students, the team got a taste of what it was in for. "You State Department people," complained Fred Ciporen, 25, a history graduate, "are coming here on the assumption that we students don'...
F. Scott & Updike. Even on the ideological and cultural plane the leadership has made concessions to taste and common sense. Jazz, long considered a degenerate Western art form, was recently given a three-day hearing at a symposium sponsored by officials of the Communist Youth organization and the Soviet Composers...
Awards and prizes take up ten lines of his 32-line listing in Who's Who, and now Poet, Playwright, Professor, Author, Classicist and Critic Thornton Wilder, 68, had another line to add: the first $5,000 National Book Committee prize for literature. No less a fan than Lady...
The setting was exquisite, the guest list impressive, and, as President Sukarno paid tribute to himself on the tenth anniversary of the birth of the Afro-Asian bloc at nearby Bandung, his taste was as impeccable as ever. Screening off unsightly slum areas, Sukarno laced Djakarta's avenues with...
Bramhall excels with dialogue, but he has a problem with his premise. Why the collar? Why is David a divinity student? At one point his mistress asks him, "Isn't that why I disgust you--because I keep dragging you down to earth . . . because I know you're anything but...