Word: contently
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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After speaking with Crimson editors who were responsible for the letter's publication, I determined that the letter had indeed been edited for content. However, the same editors assured me that this is a rare occurrence: though The Crimson often cuts the length of letters, editors try to change the wording of a letter as little as possible. In the above instance, phrases which were deemed by Crimson editors to be personal attacks and unjustified allegations against one particular individual were omitted from publication...
...publish should ensure that the diversity of reader opinion on the Harvard campus is properly represented. The Crimson should continue to retain as much of a letter's own language as possible and exercise caution in those instances in which a letter must be edited for length. Editing for content should be extremely rare and should always be well-justified by the editors making such a decision...
...these portraits, the thin, careful application of color lyrically suggests the vulnerability and distance of his subject. Here, unlike in his early self-portraits where style and expression seemed at odds, Picasso seamlessly reconciles his painterly means with the work's emotional content and atmosphere...
Along with the final track, the album is completely devoid of emotional content--a record of a man sitting in a room pushing buttons. Knox has a healthy urge to experiment, but when his self-indulgent nature takes over completely, the result isn't pretty...
Deal doesn't seem to be taking her career one day at a time. She wouldn't answer any questions about the band's future plans. When The Kelley Deal 6000 isn't touring, Nice Records occupies much of her energy. She seemed content enough in the present. Besides, as she put it, "The reason I don't have a real job is so I don't have to answer any of those questions...