Word: extended
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...curator of the Gardner museum, Marianne McDermott, herself an Adams House affiliate, conceived of the production as a unique opportunity to combine the resources of both institutions. McDermott and Art Shettle, a resident tutor in the dramatic arts at Harvard and director of the Pool Theater Company, wanted to extend the classical theme of the Gardner's current program, "Passionate Acts in Greek Myths and Art," which features an exhibit of classical artifacts on loan from other museums, as well as seminars and lectures...
Stern hopes to extend hockey coverage to profiles of opposing teams as far as the Crimson advances in the playoffs...
...community of WHRB listeners overlaps with Harvard, but extend into the larger community. "We have a substantial lestenership outside of campus and in a lot of ways we do not really really see ourselves as fundamentally here to serve the Harvard rock listener," says Sonner-schein, who himself became devoted to the Record Hospital during his years of alienation at a local high school...
Certainly, everyone in the country can find a team to root for. There always seem to be impregnable teams coming into tournament play that attract the fans that former Villanova (I refuse to extend diplomatic recognition to UNLV as a school) Coach Rollie Massimino has always called "Neers"--as in, "bandwagoneers." They can certainly find Arkansas or North Carolina to be attractive commodities coming into this year...
Apparently burdened by preconceptions and the prevailing bias against the notion of Neanderthal ancestors, Boule concluded that a Neanderthal had prehensile feet, could not fully extend his legs, and thrust his head awkwardly forward because his spine prevented him from standing upright. In his scientific papers, Boule described the "brutish appearance of this muscular and clumsy body." This almost simian image persisted largely unchallenged for decades. Indeed, vestiges of it remain today in such manifestations as textbook illustrations, the Alley Oop cartoon strip, and in the pejorative use of "Neanderthal...