Word: procession
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...decided last week to stop using Okinawa as a B-52 base. It is withdrawing about 10,000 of its 39,000 military personnel, mostly airmen, from Thailand. The active-duty strength of the U.S. Army will be reduced by three divisions next June. The Navy is in the process of decommissioning hundreds of ships...
...collected moths from 1966 to 1969 in the same area where the previous survey had been made. The results, they report in Nature, are "very highly significant." Of the 972 specimens collected, 25 were of the speckled variety, a clear indication that the peppered moth is again in the process of changing...
...foregoing examples suggest, we choose countries in which to work for reasons other than those the CRIMSON attributes to us. As students of the development process, we want to become involved in countries that will enable us to understand that process better. Consequently, we try to work in all three less developed continents: in countries with different income levels, of different size and at different stages of development; and in countries with different political systems, ideologies and apparent growth doctrines. If we fall, it is because we are limited in our choices to those countries which request our assistance...
...caught up in the aftermath of the French Revolution and the birth of Romanticism. The film (like Pygmalion, or Frankenstein ) is deeply moving: in its story, one man turns an idea about humanity into flesh. And if the jump from idea to flesh, from symbol to image, constitutes the process of education, it also constitutes the process of cinema...
...movie is repression. The auto-critique, the attenuated scenes of actors applying make-up, the unmoving shots held for four minutes at a time, transform Vent de L'est from movie into "movie": it details Godard-once again-confronting his form, denouncing its inadequacies, and translating the whole process into story...