Word: continualls
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Certain types of events, such as meetings of courses, cannot be legally reported; and others, such as trials and legal hearings, are sometimes subject to certain restrictions. But clearly, the meeting at which Bok spoke did not fall into either of these categories. The meeting was open to the public...
Something of the same double vision plagues the French. Says Revel, France's best-known America watcher: "The French are, of course, ignorant of American society in any case. They live a continual ambiguity. On the one hand, they are unconsciously seduced and fascinated by American life, and they...
For Rossetti saw women, particularly beautiful women, as the saviors of mankind--a conception derived from Dante. He envisioned heaven as a place peopled with the souls of lovers embracing, with a single woman, similar to Dante's Beatrice, waiting to guide him. However, according to Pre-Raphaelite principles, it...
ALL THIS MATTERS LESS than you might expect, because David Wheeler, the director, doesn't stress Richard's melodramatic side, offering instead a sad, slight cynic whom Pacino makes astonishingly convincing until he loses interest towards the end. Pacino speaks measuredly and quietly, with sudden intervals of rage and continual...
I am sure that I am not alone in wishing that Douglas F. Schoen would keep his personal hatred for Bob Harrison off The Crimson sports page. Personal vendettas have no place on a sports page as outstanding as yours. Schoen's continual second-guessing of the Harvard basketball coach...