Word: bothered
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Clarity of expression, always an important consideration in a production of Shakespeare, seems to bother the supporting cast more than the leads. Faulty staging loses some lines to the dining hall windows, and other phrases disappeared down minor characters' throats...
...Science concentrators even bother to consider studying abroad under the present system. Magistrelli says only five or six students who have wandered into her office asking about study abroad are science concentrators. Nancy Pfeffer '81, chemistry and physics concentrator, wanted to take science courses at the University of London but gave up after William Skocpol, associate professor of Physics and member of CUE and the Council, told her it would be "very difficult" to convince the professors in her concentration that she should receive credit for her scientific studies abroad...
...York on a three-year car loan. But bankers will tighten standards for receiving such loans; some say they will scrutinize a borrower's "relationship" with the bank. Translation: if you don't already have a savings or checking account there, don't bother asking for a loan. Bright spot: student loans will continue to be available, and at interest rates as low as 7%. Bankers figure that cutting back on student loans would be terrible public relations...
...makes more sense visually than verbally--vide: Wheels within wheels--but why bother? Barth, officious, is at your shoulder with an answer before you can ask the question...
Lebow doesn't bother to find a profoundly all-inclusive theory for his role; he brings a versatile, booming voice, a carefully controlled set of mannerisms, and a simple human magnetism to the stage, and struggles to maintain them in the face of Cain's slings and arrows. His personal triumph stands far above the "general woe" of the rest of the production...