Word: viewpoints
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Daniel once served with distinction as foreign correspondent for the Times in Europe and the Middle East, but has had limited experience in Washington. He will bring a headquarters viewpoint to a bureau that has traditionally been autonomous and has sometimes operated with more independence than New York liked. But bureau reaction seemed favorable to Daniel's appointment. Gay Talese, the former Times reporter who chronicled the paper's turbulent executive infighting in The Kingdom and the Power, thought the choice a good one. "Daniel understands reporting," said Talese. "He has the experience, the diplomatic background. When things...
...most heightened the level of debate in that arena is the appearance of the Philip Rahv-edited Modern Occasions. Formed when Rahv split with much of the rest of the staff of Partisan Review (who had begun to take to Godard, Warhol, and analysis of literature from a pop viewpoint) it is "radical in orientation"--it looks to root issues--yet pledges allegiance neither to the New Left nor the Old. It does not advance the idea that a successful political revolution can take place without an enunciation of means and goal and respect for history (unlike Partisan Review...
...wastes no time exhaustively analyzing dozens of ideas that he does not think will work. Instead he marshals his figures to point toward a single clear course of action. Largely because he knows more about complex economic details than higher-ups do, many Phase II policies reflect his viewpoint...
...radicals will circulate an 50-page pamphlet entitled Introducing Harvard to explain their viewpoint. The pamphlet explores Harvard's alleged rule has In-dochina War research and development, links between the University and large corporations, and charges Harvard win a selfish, expansionist attitude toward the Cambridge and Roxbury committees...
...biggest gun in these activists arsenal is an 80-page pamphlet entitled "Introducing Harvard," which presents the radical viewpoint of the University's alleged culpability in the Indochina War, sexism, racism and imperialism...