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Rudenstine's academic planning process--in which deans meet to discuss their budgets and their goals--brings that competition to the forefront but is also intended to diffuse it somewhat...
Despite the repetitiveness, Rice and Webber's vast creativity and active imaginations come to the forefront in this musical. The choreography of the song "The Art of the Possible" is impressive, beginning slowly with five military officers sitting in rocking chairs, singing. They then stand up, remove a chair and proceed to play musical chair. The point of the game: The man left standing is forced to leave the room, and thus symbolically relinquishes power over Argentina. The remaining men sit and the tempo of the song increases slightly. This charade continues until Juan Peron is the only one left...
...Although things were bad last year, I don't think students would shy away from bringing things to the forefront again," Su says...
Student interaction and publications, on theother hand, were at the forefront of last year'scontroversies, according to Epps...
Student interaction and publications, on theother hand, were at the forefront of last year'scontroversies, according to Epps...