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Three years later, the Weather Underground, a militant group opposed to American involvement in Vietnam, bombed the Harvard Center for International Affairs, where Huntington still works...
...vendors constantly visit the underground complex to market condensed flavoring pastes, which Allen says are the basis for many food service flavors. “We can’t actually caramelize onions for 150 gallons of French onion soup,” he explains, “but we can pick our favorite flavoring to provide the right taste.” He adds that these types of flavorings are the basis for the onion taste in Burger King’s Rodeo Burger...
This is not a question that The Weather Underground ultimately answers with any clarity, Subrin adds...
...striking clip from The Weather Underground, activists bar journalists—“vultures,” in their words—from a leftist convention. The main characters of Green’s film spent ten years hiding from the world. And in a time when even the Weather Underground’s deathless bombings strike any number of deeply-felt chords, Green says he found that many of his subjects retained the same distrust of publicity...
Robb Moss, the Arnheim lecturer on filmmaking and the teacher of VES 51a, where Green spoke, says he finds this sequence’s retrieval of an iconic still image to be an apt metaphor for Green’s technique in The Weather Underground...