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...world around us, from the curvaceousness of human & females to the shimmering tails of peacocks to a lion's majestic mane. For the appearance of sex necessitated the evolution of a kaleidoscope of secondary characteristics that enabled males and females of each species to recognize one another and connect...
...Brown offense, in marked contrast, seemed unable to generate a consistent attack let alone connect on passes. Harvard outshot the Bears 15-5. Haywood, however, held firm against the Crimson, ceding only one goal the entire period...
...image was "built" from monochrome canvases. The quality of the color and the proportional relationships of the canvases were both crucial. He liked his paintings to be the size of a man (or a woman), so that one would be induced without being quite conscious of it to connect them to standing figures, other "presences" in the room, rather than to view them as spectacles...
...course in psychology or psychiatry," he says. "We don't mean to turn this into group therapy, but we certainly are anxious to respond to the heart and soul of the reading, as well as to respond intellectually in an intellectually and analytically. We aim to connect stories, novels, and poems to the human experience...
...this question is to make us all feel a little uncomfortable, and if that's what's meant by guilt, then guilt in that sense is just a metaphor. What we're really talking about is a course that is trying hard through literature to connect us to our lived lives, to connect our intellectual life to our everyday experience," he continues...