Word: emotionalize
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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And they gave the Crimson good reason to be nervous for most of the first hall. "They were really psyched," said Harvard Coach Steve Pike "It took a while for what I consider our better skills to overcome their emotion."
"The biggest thing--and I know because I was a coach myself--is: if you can communicate with the kids, you'll get the best out of them. The emotional aspect of college football is very important. And the first time I talked to Rick Carter, he said that emotion...
Denouncing abortion, his voice rising with emotion, he asked: "What sense is there to speak about the dignity of man and his fundamental rights if you don't protect an innocent or if you allow doctors and public or private medical services to destroy defenseless human lives".
Instead, this exploration of the ambitions and frustrations of 26 working men and women--adapted from the 1978 Studs Terkel book, which was based in turn on copious interviews--moves ahead with unerring confidence. Director Jonathan Magaril focuses on simplicity, on mining all the emotion possible out of the script...
Cats is a musical that sweeps you off your feet but not into its arms. It is a triumph of motion over emotion, of EQ (energy quotient) over IQ. One could say at the end of the evening what someone says during the show: "We had the experience but missed...