Word: objectively
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...general manager of the Metropolitan Transit Authority said yesterday that he would not object to selling the controversial Bennet St. switching and storage yards to the University, if the MTA could find another base of operations and vacate the land...
...conflict between their manner, which is essentially a freewheeling one, and their matter, which demands the foreplanning of the revue sketch or blackout. Their eye is as deadly keen as their tongue can be brilliantly sharp; but when they impersonate, when the glance counts for more than its object or the inflection means more than the actual word, they occasionally lack a final polish. Still and all, they are frequently hilarious...
...course, most college-educated young men, Goodman, "make up the tribes of salesmanship, entertainment, business management, , and advertising." In this world, attention is paid to the object, the , the program, the task, the need; but immense attention to the role, procedure, prestige, profit." It is a world of role-players, whose performance calms their gnawing feelings frustration and worthlessness...
...were so little known if it weren't that the beauty of his work is increased by one's realization of its total obscurity. Some may recall that Gorey designs covers for Anchor Books, but his actual magnificence is only to be found in such master-works as the Object Lesson, the Doubtful Guest, and the incomparable Listing Attic, which is now out of print. Anyone who aspires to any sort of real gentility needs must purchase First Person, if only for the Gorey pictures, as two-fifths of the world's Gorey-lovers (a roommate and a particularly jolly...
Members of the audience agreed heartily with a line spoken by Ulysses: "The present eye praises the present object." At a reception after the performance, professors and members of the Administration lauded the acting and staging of "Troilus," and the architecture of the Drama Center...