Word: teachers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Minor. Many movie composers-Schifrin, Joe Raposo, Billy Goldenberg and Jerry Goldsmith, for example-have classical music backgrounds. Goldsmith majored in music at U.S.C.; Goldenberg studied piano with his father. Schifrin's father was concertmaster of the Buenos Aires Philharmonic Orchestra. Raposo studied in Paris with the legendary teacher Nadia Boulanger. "You have five more years of counterpoint," warned Mme. Boulanger when he announced his impending departure. She worried about her pupil's attraction to popular music: "What will happen to you is the same thing that happened to Gershwin." Replied Raposo: "I certainly hope...
...learn about them, they are jolting evidence of the spread of unabashed homosexuality once thought to be confined to the worlds of theater, dance, fashion, etc. Similarly jolting have been public announcements of their homosexuality by a variety of people who could be anybody's neighbors?a Maryland teacher, a Texas minister, a Minnesota state senator, an Ohio professor, an Air Force sergeant...
...some recent court decisions have upheld the homosexual's right to teach. In 1969 the California Supreme Court ruled that homosexuality in itself is not a cause for disqualifying a teacher. The District of Columbia and San Francisco school boards, among others, have banned discrimination in the hiring of gay teachers...
...machine, overpowered by the size and power of the machine, yet also enlarged by the sense of the quantum jumps of energy that pulse through the industrial process. The forces are tangible, yet methodical and metrical. A post-industrial world, because it primarily involves services-doctor with patient, teacher with student, Government official with petitioner, research team with experimental designer-is largely a game between persons. In the daily experience of a white-collar world, nature is excluded, things are excluded. The world is entirely a social world-intangible and capricious-in which individuals encounter and have to learn...
...together to heft a shapely Rent-A-Jane in a rippling display of one-apemanship. How far did Tarzan and Jane-uh-actually go in that jungle? "A lot of people used to ask me that," said Jane No. 13, Joyce McKenzie, now a high school journalism teacher. "But whatever Tarzan and Jane did, I'm sure their thoughts were healthy and affirmative...