Word: yourselfing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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"In our literature we have little Englandisms-you close the doors and try to be intensely yourself. In contrast to the conspicuous consumption of America, we have developed a sense of inconspicuous hoarding. Great energy is suspect here. It looks vulgar to the English eye. England has the enormous psychological...
IN DISCUSSING THE FUTURE of Memorial Church, Gomes defers to the Stendahl committee for general conclusions. Nonetheless, he has strong opinions about what the church should not be. "[As University minister] you tend to think of yourself as one more employee," he said, "and the church as one more service...
Kathy Gatson's spirited arrangement of "Wonderful is the Lord" exemplifies the emotional freedom possible within this art form. Gordon Lewis brought the House down with his improvisational "Harmonica Blues." Had you closed your eyes you could have imagined yourself in a black church in Detroit, Birmingham, New Orleans or...
In recent weeks, President Nixon has begun to pull government away from a selfrighteous paternalism, suggesting that individuals "ask not what government can do for you: ask what you can do for yourself." The approach deserves to be heeded by groups and institutions that have made careers of living off...
If one is to guess at Ron Whyte's intent, it is that he wants us to look at two people spinning on the charred cinders of this planet who may be saying to themselves: "Look, the abyss over which you lean is yourself. The pain you feel is...