Word: unitarian
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...Lunch Act grants money to states to buy food for non profit lunches in both private and public schools. Kennedy's answer is that such legislation carries out one narrowly defined purpose of the Government: to help student welfare. Boston University's Albert R. Beisel Jr., a Unitarian, endorses this argument as in tune with the kind of distinctions the court is inclined to make...
...public interest over the proposed 15 story building on stilts grew yesterday, the fight extended all the way to the pulpit of the First Parish, Unitarian Church, where two University professors spoke out against the project...
Like Method Acting. The editor-once described as looking like a Scots Unitarian impersonating Mephistopheles-is perfectly matched to his task, and Madcap Mac is balanced by Dour Donald. Parody, he makes clear, though a laughing matter, is serious. Writes Macdonald: "I enjoy it as an intuitive kind of literary criticism, shorthand for what 'serious' critics must write out at length. It is Method Acting, since a successful parodist must live himself, imaginatively, into his parody...
When Bobby Kennedy took over the direction of his brother's campaign in mid-1959, Ted Sorensen retreated behind the scenes as Jack's administrative assistant, top speechwriter and strategist. (Unitarian Sorensen drafted Kennedy's principal speeches defending his Roman Catholic faith from Protestant attack.) "I want to keep Ted with me wherever I go in this campaign," said Kennedy. "You need somebody whom you can trust implicitly...
...weeks after the convention, Kennedy and his faithful, brainy aide, Ted Sorensen, a Nebraska Unitarian, sat down and plotted the Senator's course toward the White House...