Word: expression
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...conductors. Throughout Austria, everybody seems to be caught up in music, whether as a cultural pursuit, political issue, spectator sport, historical tradition or simple daily pleasure. Other countries may name their streets after composers, but Austria must be the only place where a crack train is called the Mozart Express, and where the national airline has planes called Beethoven, Schubert and Bruckner. Even affairs of state become insignificant next to the true national passion; today, the directorship of the Vienna State Opera is a post scarcely less prestigious than the presidency of the Republic...
...ahead of time a corporation designed to put out a paper once there was a shutdown. The Daily Dispatch was the result. Other Teamsters were also distributing two more interim papers, the Daily Press, which calls itself "the paper you've waited for since 1964," and the Daily Express, which boasts that it is "Michigan's largest daily newspaper." There is at least a smattering of truth to the claims; the papers look quite professional and carry national and international news as well as local. The Express' run is an estimated 285,000. The three papers have...
...Metropolitan State, Mrs. Stoney helps children to express themselves in all of the creative arts. She places herself somewhere between a teacher and a therapist. "A teacher hangs up her subject with her coat when she comes into the room," Mrs. Stoney said. "She always keeps sight of that subject. But she's mainly working with disturbed children...
Dance therapy recognizes the disturbed person's need to express himself and his frequent inability to do so verbally. It is such a promising form of therapy because it draws on the natural ability to move the body in response to emotions...
...present constitution treats the HUC's function only by stating that it is "to express undergraduate opinion before the College's administrative bodies...