Word: developement
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...necessity of shifting abruptly from one worker to another in order to let each piece together his neat characterization by installment, and the perpetual interplay of the remaining characters, camped on the edges of your attention, keeps the scene from going stale. Almost all the actors, however minor, develop distinctive and suggestive mannerisms that make you look out for them during certain incidents, and there's a pleasant kind of satisfaction in seeing them react as you suspected they might...
...contender is shaking up the industry. Claiming the largest audience of young adults of any network, ABC plans to concentrate on young performers rather than established stars and run shows on flexible, unorthodox schedules. -Says Pierce, "We plan to introduce new shows all year round, and we want to develop new dramatic forms." With the success of Rich Man, Poor Man, he plans more serials from novels, and is also experimenting with short series like the recent four-program Lola Falana Show that was aired each week in a different time slot...
Dance and drama remain largely uncredited. Because the only drama course for which students receive credit is a freshman seminar, students who want credit for involvement in dramatic productions must develop an independent study plan with a member of a department such as English, Music or Visual and Environmental Studies...
...substantive change in Israel's position on negotiations with the Arabs. It is probably no more than an indication of the desire of the Rabin government--a government headed by a former professional soldier and composed in large part of men who have made their careers in politics--to develop a better working relationship with the academic community. It is possible that Foreign Minister Yigal Allon, who apparently was the moving force behind the Avineri appointment, is seeking to establish the Foreign Ministry as the conciliatory, doveish wing of the government, in contrast to Shimon Peres' hard-line Ministry...
Charles Ray, headmaster at Roxbury High, said yesterday he hopes the program will develop material that can be used permanently to alleviate the reading deficiencies presently hindering 70 per cent of all Roxbury High students...