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...Sorry ... We're Out of Breadth by Nelson Schwartz...
...class overcrowding, a prescribed scope of study within a subject area and often the disinterest and disdain of students. If Harvard were to move more toward distribution requirements (allowing, for example, any history class to count for the "historical study" category), then Core classes would be smaller, the breadth of education larger and the students more engaged...
Through most of the night, Stereolab punctuated the consciousness of those lucky enough to get tickets to the sold-out show. The band kept a balance between their last album, Emperor Tomato Ketchup, and their newest, Dots and Loops. They offered a breadth of other material, including earlier favorites and even a few non-album tracks. At times though, especially a few minutes into the older "John Cage Bubblegum," dynamism fell short and their sound stubbornly refused to come to life...
Rudenstine's other major point during his 45-minute remarks was to encourage the preservation of the educational breadth of American universities...
...unfair to expect an artist to keep producing the same kind of material, but in the case of Yeah, It's That Easy, the different elements are unsuccessful. G. Love's music incorporates hip-hop, blues, funk, rock, soul and jazz, often within the same song. Somewhat paradoxically, this breadth of influences may serve to constrain, rather than expand, his musical frontier, because after pinpointing a way of incorporating all those elements, there wasn't much he could change without losing one or more of them. Unfortunately, unlike his groundbreaking initial efforts, G. Love & Special Sauce and Coast to Coast...