Word: aspect
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Andrew C. Watson '88, the president of the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC) agrees. Last year he staged a travelling version of Gargantua in different house courtyards. "One important aspect of theater is that it is dangerous," Watson says. "Being outside heightens that danger. And besides, the audience got to throw Jello...
...Brimmer said he "would prefer not to have apolitical aspect of an election" and said hiscomments, made in response to an officialquestionnaire, were not intended to be political...
...aspect of the poisoning affair that amazes people is that one of Buettner-Janusch's fingerprints was on the box of candy sent to the judge. Whatever else Buettner-Janusch may or may not have been capable of, leaving an incriminating print seems an act of carelessness out of keeping with his meticulous personality. Some friends have suggested that the former professor, disillusioned by his attempts to reintegrate himself into academia, became so despondent that he wanted to return to jail...
...international" aspect of the conference is crucial and, I believe, can be quite beneficial. During early plenum meetings, all the interested parties -- Israel, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, the Palestinians and perhaps Lebanon -- would be given an adequate opportunity to state their cases in the most effective manner. With the eyes of the world focused on them, it is possible that the presentations would be less vituperative and more constructive than in a forum like the U.N. General Assembly. Direct talks to resolve specific differences would be necessary, and mutually acceptable mediators would be helpful in each of these bilateral negotiations. Deadlocks...
Many of selected women said they found that the most gratifying aspect of the award was finding out that their academic efforts had paid...