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...report of the HISC is without any proper legislative purpose and infringers on the Constitutional rights of individuals named therein," Gesell said...
...Therein lie the liabilities and virtues of this rich, contradictory work. Smith, a resourceful performer, has to work solely with her face; she does not get much aid from the script. Nor does Nicholson. Is Robert running away from excellence, or from the fear of failure? In one long pan, Producer-Director Bob Rafelson tries to supply an answer. Robert plays a Chopin prelude in an attempt to seduce his brother's protégée (Susan Anspach). Up moves the camera to a wall of pictures. There are the young siblings, smiling, optimistic, untouched. On an adjacent...
...feel economic and brain power are both the best long-range instruments, but it takes some time for those to be mobilized for people who have a history of being denied opportunities for education and for economic power. The political can be mobilized immediately and I think therein lies the hope for rapid change...
...brain power, where one can, through sheer competence, move into strategic places in the Establishment and from that vantage point have an influence on policy. And there is political power. Economic and brain power are both the best long-range instruments. The political can be mobilized immediately, and therein lies the hope for rapid change...
...completely understandable, is the lack of emotional rapport between coach Cooney Weiland and his players. This is natural. Weiland is in his sixties. He has coached Harvard hockey for two decades, and coached three Boston Bruins clubs to NHL titles before that. He played for the Bruins himself, and therein, I think, lies the problem...