Word: oppo
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Mihajlov's offense was to suggest that Yugoslavia needed a two-party system - and to set about promoting an oppo sition party complete with its own mag azine, Slobodni Glas (The Voice of Freedom). As he told the court in his own defense: "I cannot consider social ist a society in which only 6% or 7% have all the rights and the others none...
...general calls out a command. At his side, a "display specialist" punches one button, then another; his fingers race across his varicolored panel filled with the flashing lights of disaster (see oppo site page). An outline map of the North American continent is traced in light across a large screen. Near the top, along the rim of the Arctic Ocean, clusters of lights - signifying hostile missiles - begin to move perceptibly southward...
Philadelphia Museum College of Art who painted Find a Way (reproduced oppo site), says gently: "I suppose I do what I want to do, and what I want to do concerns more than just shapes, forms and colors with no relation to a subject." As in many cases with figurative work, he makes vagueness a virtue. There is no definite reason why two figures should be made to float around like Zeppelins while a third remains bound to an ambiguous landscape...
...Copland is not an innov then has a faculty much n the present chaos of modern As Arthur Berger puts it, he capacity to reconcile oppo shift gracefully between tremes." He has mediated the popular and the esoter "functional" works and the conservative and the ra the Fantasy--and has pul trick...
...Rankin of Mississippi, by his absenteeism (he is an inveterate traveler, has made 15 trips to Venice), and by a demagogic device known as "the Powell Amendment" - a desegre gation rider that he tries to tack, at every, opportunity, onto school, housing or labor bills. It instantly arouses Southern oppo sition and Northern anguish, has killed at least one worthy bill and made Powell the most unpopular man in Congress. With the retirement of North Carolina's Graham Barden at the end of the present session, Powell, thanks to the sacredness of seniority, has a legitimate claim...