Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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Which is also why I almost was going to conclude by suggesting that Play It As It Lays -restricted though its view is to one particularly hellish segment of America-should not be read by anyone the least bit unhappy with the worthlessness of life...
...with Southeast Asia. I don't know why Mr. Plotke felt it necessary to traffic in stolen goods. He could easily have secured and can still secure a copy of the paper simply by writing to: The Asia Society-SEADAG, 505 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10022. (In view of the interest which the CRIMSON may or may not have stimulated in the paper, I have put a copy on reserve in the library of the Center for International Affairs for perusal by any member of the university who wishes to be let in on all the nefarious "secrets...
...certainly was not without blame. He was, and remains in my view, a shameful, cynical politician who discovered how to play skillfully on peoples' emotions for his own gain. But it is much too facile to dismiss the evils and anguish that wracked campuses and country at that time by simply naming him as scapegoat and letting the rest of society off scot-free...
...reelection by a large plurality and went on to become the national-even the international-figure known to history. Many soon came to think of him as a defender, almost a savior, of our national integrity. Others, including most people in the academic world, took a diametrically opposite view, and came to see in him a symbol of chicanery, deceit, maliciousness, and at the most extreme, diabolical evil...
...Women still follow the leader," says Henry Clements, a dress-manufacturing consultant in New York. "When cold weather comes in, you can bet that the longer look will be universal." Bill Fine of Bonwit's takes a boudoir view of the midi: "My feeling is that it's like seduction. It's not whether a woman will go for it, but how far she'll go." John Fairchild's wife Jill admits that she did not like the long skirt for the longest time. "But Johnny kept bringing me things," she says, "indoctrinating and brainwashing, and now I think...