Word: elementals
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...There's a place for being esoteric and high brow," she continues. "The Advocate serves as an outlet for that element...
...Caldwell, Murphy, and other editors stress that this super-sophisticated outlook has dissipated this year mostly because much of that element of the magazine graduated last June. "We're getting a broader group of people now," says Longobardi, noting that a large and diverse group of freshmen is in the current comp. Since all freshmen received a copy of the Advocate in their registration mailing, many came to the comp without any preconceived notions of what an Advocate per on should be like, he explains...
Ranee Grain, editor in chief of Grain's Chicago Business, a financial weekly, admits that an element of self-interest is behind his firm's decision to teach journalism in Carl Schurz High School. But Grain defines that self-interest broadly: "A weak school system means weak students, and that means weak employees, weak managers-and a weak society." -By Ellie McGrath...
Sexual harassment as currently listed in the Handbook for Students, is only loosely defined as "a wide range of behavior. "It goes on to say that "the fundamental element is the unwelcome attention by an instructor or other officer who is in a position to determine a student's grade or otherwise affect the student's academic or professional future...
Moreover, the production is marred by sloppy choreography and staging and a poorly-designed set. Shakily rising backdrops add an unintended element of suspense to the play, and the great flight of painted stairs becomes no longer artifice but annoying falsehood when characters declare, "Let's go upstairs" and then walk off stage right. Scenes that take place on an unsightly platform upstage of the backdrop only send weak voices farther from the audience...