Word: cues
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...tone of pastiche is even more obvious in the songs. Gould's farewell number, "Drift Away," recalls the elegiac mood of "Sail Away," the Noel Coward standard. "Will You?", the pretty ballad that closes the first act, takes its tonic cue from the 1936 Brown and Freed "Would You" that was introduced in San Francisco and reprised in Singin' in the Rain. The first few bars, and the whole mood, of Little Edie's lament "Daddy's Girl," are a direct lift from Sondheim's Follies song "In Buddy's Eyes." Little Edie's second-act fashion statement, "The Revolutionary...
Fifteen to 20 secondary concentrations will likely be ready for the spring term, Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 said at Wednesday’s meeting of the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE...
...economics department has not proposed a plan for secondary concentrations, said Ryan A. Thorpe ’08, who sits on the CUE...
...Grand Theft Auto,” and “NBA Jam,” more sophisticated games have long relied on soundtrack music for subtle mood manipulations. While “Super Mario Brothers” and its ilk had their share of minor-key tunes to cue the player that a particular level was eerier than usual, it wasn’t until after the end of the 8-bit era that computers and consoles were developed with the technical capabilities to handle more nuanced audio. LucasArts’ classic 1990 graphic adventure “Loom?...
With faculty debate on the curricular review officially underway, students on the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) say that they plan to spend the next month gathering opinion on the review from their peers. Undergraduates will be invited to attend dinner discussions with student members of the CUE, according to committee member Tracy E. Nowski ’07. Students will meet in small groups with the committee twice in December for a total of three hours to create “continuous conversations” between undergraduates and CUE members, Nowski said. “You can barely scratch...