Word: procession
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...visibly, not as a cut slicing them apart and then re-confronting them in an artificial drama. People in his compositions are points set a certain way in space; an emotion sets the camera in motion and the points twist around gradually, with all the anguish of a process occurring within reality, to a new dynamic which is again immediately transformed...
Survival of Religion. Such experiences are not exclusively "religious," say Drs. Masters and Houston, because they are also akin to artistic creativity and to the process by which the deep psyche creates symbols and myths. But it is precisely man's collective mythmaking that has supplied the symbols embodied in religious rituals. Religious institutions are now disintegrating, the two researchers believe, because religion has cut itself off from its "principal sources of nourishment-the soul, the symbolic and mythogenic process, the psychic energy resources." It is an irony of the past decade, they point out, that mystical experience...
Three other old ABC headliners returned inauspiciously in action series. Burt Reynolds (Hawk) is back as Dan August, a nondescript homicide detective. Christopher George (Rat Patrol) is resurrected as The Immortal, a racing driver whose blood antibodies "make him immune to all diseases, including the aging process." Like The Fugitive before him, he is on the run-in this case doomed to spend the whole cliché-choked series fleeing an aging and baleful billionaire (David Brian) who wants to siphon off a few pints...
...American character. This nation was settled and continuously repopulated by people who were not personally successful in confronting the social conditions of their mother country, but fled these conditions in the hope of a better life. This series of choices (reproduced in the westward movement) provided a complex selection process- repopulating America disproportionately with a certain kind of person...
...cost of the program is not a major obstacle. "Much of the problem is the question of population in each House." Some COH members, May explained, were worried that "during the first half of the year, people in the Houses are getting to know one another and this process might be disturbed if the Houses are forced to accommodate a larger number of transients...