Word: subjection
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...York Times reporters are the closest thing America has to professional spectators, and one suspects sometimes that the paper's guidelines for news dictates that the more controversial the subject, the more dispassionate, detached, and altogether impeccably facile the coverage must be. The Barnyard Epithet displays traces of this invisible guideline when, for instance, Lukas says Rennie Davis "reminded me of a Kansas 4-H leader but who I knew was a shrewd, resourceful radical...
...Nixon's new Manpower Program, was proposing a move that would abet this tendency. The Manpower program that Corcoran expects Congress and Nixon to enact would take the control of local training programs out of the neighborhoods and give it instead to the mayors, where it would be subject to city bureaucratic maneuverings and political control by the Nixon administration...
...Agnew sense. It will be neither sophisticated nor blase." In other words, it will be what the Post is best remembered for, as Norman Rockwell put it, "kindness, sympathy, nostalgia and optimism." Rockwell, 76, has been enlisted to do the first cover of the revived Post. What the subject will be is still undecided...
...charge. Yet it is easy to fault the welfare state now that its benefits are taken for granted. What about those outsiders-blacks, for example-who still yearn to sample its delights? Are their stomachs to be denied for the sake of their souls? Mumford is silent on the subject. It falls outside the angle of his vision. He is persuaded that the overcentralized society cannot be reformed or modified, only dismantled...
...have called his photo exhibit, In Search of A New Aesthetic: Be-ingness as Ideal Form. What White means by "be-ingness" is exemplified by the difference in the relationships between the photographer and his model and between the artist and his model. Where the photographer must "energize the subject's lovingness or thought," the artist can depend upon "his artistic talent, his mind and his hand to make the drawn line come alive." Where the artist works from the model, the photographer works with the model. "In his creativity he [the photographer] is, and when he is, his model...