Word: mourning
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...argued in The Crimson, for example, that the essential lesson of Vietnam is the usefulness of properly applied revolutionary violence. "Now that armed struggle seems to be drawing to a close," it says, "the Vietnamese do not survey the damage in their half-destroyed country with unease. They surely mourn their dead and tend to their wounded, but all along they knew the high cost of a revolution and were willing to pay the price...
...that armed struggle seems to be drawing to a close, the Vietnamese do not survey the damage in their half-destroyed nation with unease. They surely mourn their dead and tend to their wounded, but all along they knew the high cost of revolution and were willing to pay the price. Violence has brought them several steps closer to victory...
...countless villages would be undestroyed, millions of acres of land would be growing rice instead of breeding mosquitos and malaria in bomb craters. Lyndon Johnson actually did bring four years of destruction to an actual country called Vietnam (as well as killing thousands of American Gl's). Let us mourn Johnson's death no more than we mourn those who suffered and died because of his life...
Dazzling. Many mourn the passing of the grander style of vestments, since, like stained glass, it added an element of visual beauty to the ritual of worship. At the peak of the craft, medieval artisans in particular produced designs of extraordinary richness and delicacy. One of the richest collections in the Western Hemisphere is that of Manhattan's Metropolitan Museum of Art from which TIME herewith offers a sampling...
...When I mourn on stage they sob in the balcony...