Word: equalizers
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Replied an unCaged modernist: "Go somewhere else if you want melody! Long live music!" Cage barked at the audience; the audience barked back at Cage. One notable dissenter: Igor Stravinsky, who found the whole business so tedious that he slipped out in mid-concert. Asked if the tumult was equal to what went on at the Paris premiere of his own Sacre du Printemps in 1913. the old man replied proudly: "There has never been a scandal like mine...
Goalie Bob Forbush is hampered by a dislocated finger and a strained back. Luckily for the Crimso, sophomore John Adams seems to be Forbush's equal...
...room for personal advantage or for the personal or national dignity of staying "superior to the situation;" moreover, there can no longer be any satisfaction in blaming other powerful nations or individuals. Over and above subjective concerns and circumstances, every nation, indeed every human being, is involved to an equal degree in the horrible possibilities which man has imposed upon himself. In addition, every individual must feel a kind of insanity, beyond the range of his detached intellectual rationale, when he considers the very possibility of a nuclear war. It is no longer his possessions, his own life...
This will make Law School tuition equal to current charges in Harvard college, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, School of Design, School of Education, and School of Public Administration. Tuition in the Graduate School of Business Administration and in the Medical School and School of Dental Medicine is $1,500. The Divinity School's tuition is $750 and that of the school of Public Health...
...previous books (The Straight and Narrow Path, Silk Hats and No Breakfast), Author Tracy has savaged Irish clergymen and patriots, Spanish politicians and bureaucrats. In her new locale, the lush, sun-smitten Caribbean, she lays about her with equal ferocity, whacking British do-gooders and culture vultures, U.S. tourists "with their national air of being permanently engaged in relief work," and the swaggering, capering West Indians, who are lambasted as fake primitives, phony intellectuals and adult delinquents...