By 1974, the beloved sportscaster Marv Albert was delivering tense play-by-play narration as thirty-one regional champs jockeyed for a cash prize of five thousand dollars and the undeniably radical title of "Best Air Hockey Player in the World" at the sport's first championship tournament, held in New York City.
"We're saying because they haven't signed a treaty or we haven't ceded or they haven't declared war on us, then basically the radical title still applies for the Murrawarri people.
Apart from the minor issues given below, my only concern with the article is that is has a radical title but its content is actually quite conservative.
Organisers are hoping the Bread and Roses prize will bring radical non-fiction to a wider audience, as well as encouraging the publishing of more radical titles and rewarding "exceptional" work.
Better-known titles include Tessera, Room of One's Own (now Room), Fireweed, Broadside, Kinesis, Herizons, and Status of Women News, while lesser-known but more radical titles include The Pedestal, The Other Woman, Prairie Woman, The New Feminist, The Northern Woman, On Our Way, and Webspinner.
To the few zoos owning the tamarins, she proposed something radical: renounce title to the animal and consider it a long-term loan from Brazil.
Even the book's title, "Radical E: From GE to Enron -- Lessons on How to Rule the Web" (PricewaterhouseCoopers), showed the cachet the company had attained.
The sorry news is that, despite its title, "Radical Lace & Subversive Knitting," with around 40 works by 27 artists, is not a benchmark for introducing such crafts' coolness or radicalism to a vast art audience.
Eric Posner, the Kirkland and Ellis Distinguished Service Professor of Law, spoke about "Radical Markets," the title of his new book, which examines how a truly free market could reinvigorate democracy.
The "radicals" of his title are scientists with an unwavering belief in the truth of their ideas and no compunction about breaking the rules to prove it.
Sedgwick herself often seemed to find her scandalousness amusing, as when she took on a critic for his condemnation of one of her essays: Roger Kimball, in his treatise on educational "corruption," Tenured Radicals, cites the title "Jane Austen and the Masturbating Girl" from an MLA convention program quite as if he were Perry Mason, the six words a smoking gun.
