Word: commonly
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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Beautiful, blue-eyed and adored, Actor-Producer Paul Newman professes to know nothing about sex appeal. "I'm bewildered by it," he told TV Interviewer David Frost. He does know, though, why he and Wife Joanne Woodward get along so well: "We have absolutely no common interests...
...game. There is the appeal of its unique rhythm; the quick, heart-stopping instant of action preceded and followed by the emotional respite of time out, huddle, or penalty. There is the disciplined machinery of its teamwork: eleven men performing eleven separate actions in pursuit of a common goal-to move the ball forward. There is the balletic grace of a halfback on the open field, pirouetting from tackles with the practiced ease of Nureyev spinning through a double tour en l'air, or the split-second timing of a wide receiver and a quarterback...
...water falling from directly above Cambridge had cancelled the Common's second free Sunday rock concert by the time I hit the streets. May 17, 1970: for some, a celebration of Pentecost. A group called Pentecost Action had transferred its celebration from the Common to the First Church of Cambridge, Congregational. I attended with fifty-odd others including Bob Gordon, impresario of those rock concerts and, apparently, like myself, an interested observer
...Alice in Wonderland has managed to exist outside of institutions like the Charles Playhouse, and Off Broadway, although it resides in these places from time to time. Perhaps an enterprise such as the Charles or the theaters around the Boston Common can no longer support any valuable theater. Even Jacques Brel has gone to a hotel cabarer, so far with little success. The experience of recent events shows that the most exciting theater occurs within non-profit institutions, where financial backing does not star, but rather the audience, actors and directors. Our perception and intense enjoyment are furthered, so that...
...view the terrorist. "The sympathetic approach holds that the individual is overcome by despair that he will ever accomplish anything by conventional means, and one implication is the severance of the last ethical link with established values in society." The hostile approach, he says, is to "see a common denominator in childhood experience, psychic debility or even derangement...