Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...Absolutely, this is it. This is a massive thing. You say I don't care what so and so wrote in the New York Times. I'm going to change it or not change it as I will. But the spectator comes now, with this point of view or some position that's been given him from the newspaper...
...with that attraction that counts. I mean, you can be attracted and say I reject that attraction. You can also say I can't help it I'm going to follow it and try it on their terms. I think there is a false purist point of view that says it never interested me-I'm not looking at it, I never have, and I never will. That's not a very useful...
James Q. Wlison, professor of Government, denied that there had been any spirit of compromise or bargaining in the Faculty Council's deliberations. "Disciplinary actions are handed out for behavior, regardless of the ideological view." he said...
...view of the long public apathy toward these critical questions, we think the issue is not what General Motors may have done or not done in the past, but what it and all of us are doing now and will do in the future," they said...
...answered, "Well, my strong view is that in the Oval Office one is the guest of the President and he conducts the conversation. And the discourtesy involved in trying to override his management of the conversation is too much when dealing with the President of the United States. So you see for our purposes Henry Kissinger wasn't second-best. He was the absolute best we could have done-he was the closest we could get to the President without having to feel like guests. But even in our meeting with Kissinger there was nothing harsh, but rather the tone...