Word: enjoy
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...last years he wrote some of his most significant papers, most of them not noticeably influenced by his illness. An exception was Civilization and Its Discontents. Its tone is profoundly pessimistic, reflecting, Schur says, Freud's suffering, "which was draining his resources" and "depleting his capacity to enjoy life." Schur's belief is reinforced by a letter of Freud's admitting that "since I myself no longer have much vital energy, the whole world seems to me doomed to destruction." That feeling never tempted Freud to turn to God. On the contrary, a paper written...
...during last summer's tour. Times of performance vary (anywhere from morning to evening) and the length of rehearsals may be from 2 to 5 hours. Andre Gregory will give a talk before each performance explaining the Company's methods of working and inviting the audience to relax and enjoy themselves while the performance goes on, by bringing picnics, lounging outside the tent, staying the full time, or coming in and out as pleasure dictates. Friday, July 21, 5:00 p.m. Saturday, July 22, 12:00 p.m., Sunday, July 23, 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, July 26, 6:00 p.m., Thursday...
...Shoemaker '35, was pleased to return to Lowell House, where he lived while attending Harvard. He said he came because he missed his reunion and wanted to experience the University life again. Shoemaker's daughter, Andley, a student at Randolph-Macon College, accompanied her father to the sessions to "enjoy the Harvard atmosphere and the activities of the University." Elenore Johnson '44, came for the "fun and intellectual stimilation" of the session...
Still, Kahn deserves high marks for trying to unify the two works. Both productions use the same basic raked stage, designed by Robin Wagner, and the Roman scenes in Antony enjoy the same upstage set as many of those in Caesar. Jane Greenwood's costumes for the Romans in both plays are the same or similar. And the three important characters who are present in both plays--Antony, Octavious, and Lepidus--have the virtue of being portrayed by the same actors...
Private Faith. In the summer-lush countryside, the Soviet citizen can raise vegetables, stroll through the pine woods-and enjoy an extra measure of privacy unavailable in his city apartment. Even the KGB (secret police) pays little attention to what the citizen does on weekends in the country. Prudent during the week, he may read proscribed books once he is secluded in his dacha. Among typical articles of private faith furnishing many dachas are Alexander Solzhenitsyn's The First Circle, an LP of Hair, a photograph of Pasternak, and a bronze cross...