Liberals and power in Washington at Carter’s start
The piece argues that longstanding power centers in Washington remain intact under President Carter, with old elites in oil, business, politics, and media resisting change. It suggests future policy will favor the Sun Belt, cities’ neglect, and continued militarized spending, while liberals misread Carter’s conservative leanings. New York Times Service
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King Kong in a paranoid era critique by Lloyd Jones
The Los Angeles Times piece reviews the Dino de Laurentiis King Kong, arguing the film presents an eco left demonology and a ridiculous script. It contrasts Hollywood’s socialist undercurrent with vintage wonder, noting giant gorilla imagery and the shift from world mystery to mapped reality.
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Field trip meaning and pronoun use in words column
Theodore M Bernstein explains field trip origin as a trip outside the classroom to gather firsthand information. The piece also discusses pronoun usage changes and notes Carter inauguration birds allusions, with examples and guidance on nominative versus objective forms.
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