Word: felted
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Administrators at colleges that have switched their calendar often sav that students and faculty have expressed satisfaction with the move. Others, however, say the new system has engendered mixed feelings among students who have felt more stress in the condensed academic year...
...says that neither students nor faculty liked the "disjointed" fall term. "Students felt that it was unfair for them to go home and then come back, it was an imposition to go back and forth," Lecount says...
...felt that the different age groups wouldgive us very different reads on awareness andexposure to drugs," Crnkovich said
...judge from Brecht's track record, putting spin on a familiar story was one of the surer ways of accomplishing this. Even when Brecht was ripping off no one in particular, he felt the need to cloak his work with the patina of plagiarism. According to Brecht's doctrine of the epic play, setting works in an unfamiliar and unsympathetic context allows the audience to absorb the message of the works rather than getting absorbed in the character and stories. If Andrei Serban's seminew production of Brecht's The Good Woman of Setzuan shows anything, it's that...
...Secretary General U Thant feared that befriending the Biafrans would undermine his status with Nigeria and other member nations that felt threatened by tribal secession. Great Britain had extensive economic ties to her former colony and envisioned huge profits for British petroleum interests from the oil deposits recently discovered under Nigeria's Eastern Region--Biafra. Small wonder, then, that Prime Minister Harold Wilson "remarked that if a million lbos had to die to preserve the unity of Nigeria, well, that was not too high a price...