Word: truths
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...cult represents more than an X-Files-meets-Revelation stew, however. The group plainly tailored its message in an attempt to be palatable to the broadest group of people possible. "Our dilemma was multifaceted: How do we present the information in a credible fashion, when to most, our Truth is definitely stranger than any fiction?" one Website posting wondered. "How do we avoid being seen as religious, in order not to 'turn off' those who rightfully despise the hypocrisy of what religions have become? At the same time, how do we acknowledge our past associations with this civilization which...
...truth, much of the violence on the show had been exaggerated, with drug raids filmed from every possible angle and car chases replayed in slow motion. Yet I still got the feeling the ad-hoc directors and producers--many of whom are police officers themselves--want to make a statement with these shows. "America isn't safe anymore," they seem to say, "so lock your doors, throw another chicken pot pie in the microwave and tune into 'Cops' to hear about the real state of the union...
...freedom of the press is crucial, Lee added, because those in power would not dare interfere with human rights, were it possible for the truth...
...have the artists' paintings all over the wall; we have some sort of shabbiness, nothing is really that fancy. And in the Shubert, we have our work hanging everywhere too. The Shubert in Boston is a more refined theater than the Nederlander in New York. But it works. The truth is that people come to see what's on the stage. I mean, at some point you make yourself nuts with trying to recreate the world outside inside everything else. We're playing in Los Angeles at the Albertson Theater, which is the finest theater in Los Angeles...
Veritas, simple veritas, is what we require from the Faculty, so I'm happy to say that there is some truth in the letter from Martin Peretz, lecturer on social studies and editor-in-chief of The New Republic, to The Crimson on March...