Word: mannerizes
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...attach against Mr. Brewster. A pointless and absurd attempt to characterize the Yale faculty's intellectual contributions in terms of "Love Story" and Mr. Reich's recent tract, "The Greening of America" In short, a published ego trip where. in Mr. Kinsley indulges his vendetta against Yale in a manner which does not flatter the CRIMSON...
...resort to suspensions and expulsions). However, when SDS and UAG now challenge the CFIA to defend its existence in a public debate, we are told that we are incapable of "serious and rational discussion." If the CFIA were confident that SDS and UAG would really debate in an "irrational" manner in front of hundreds of people, they would be clamoring for this debate. What they fear is that the CFIA will be exposed before a large audience as a supporter of repressive dictatorships, as an agent for the penetration of U.S. capital and of the resulting perpetuation of underdevelopment...
...letter to SDS and UAG Nov. 25, CFIA director Robert R. Bowie declined the invitation to debate, saying, "In view of past experience, there is no reason to expect that an SDS forum would be conducted in a manner conducive to serious and rational discussion...
Maker of Ideograms. What made him so influential was the look of his paintings, their sign language and visual shorthand. His imagination was fenced with ironies and ambiguities. The grand manner had no place in it. An early etching, Hero with a Wing, 1905, is typical. It belongs to the sardonic world of absurd theater-a parody of a classical statue, failed Icarus with a broken arm and a wooden leg, brandishing his one frayed wing like a plucked and grumpy rooster. Other artists of Klee's time, a Bonnard or a Matisse, could and did summon up with...
...letter dated Nov. 25, CFIA director Robert R. Bowie told SDS and UAG- both of which advocate abolition of the CFIA- that "in the view of past experience, there is no reason to expect that an SDS forum would be conducted in a manner conducive to serious and rational discussion...