Word: formatting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...early March I received an invitation to attend a day-long conference titled "Difficult Dialogues: Race and Gender in the Classroom and Residences," sponsored by the Derek Bok Center, Radcliffe College and the Office of Race Relations. The conference format and seminar topics promised to offer open and constructive discussions of some provocative and controversial issues in higher education...
...championship format, the fifth, sixth, and seventh swimmers are extremely important, and luckily we have extraordinary depth," Peterson said...
...interviews are short--they range from 5 to 12 pages (including pictures and bibliography). The authors abandoned the classic question and answer format for a genre they call the "mini-essay." The organization is unfortunate-after authors finally set the scene, there is precious little space for the women writers to speak meaningfully of their work. The brief interviews are never long enough to answer the questions they raise. In addition, Pearlman and Henderson spend unnecessary time summarizing the writers' works, sometimes with lengthy quotes from the writer themselves...
...book's format is simplistic; Chellis gives a self-satisfying rendition of her own "extraordinary" journey from alcoholism and a bad marriage to sobriety and single working motherhood. Then quoting other psychologists and self-help writers, Chellis outlines the process she used in her recovery, a pseudo-scientific plan she dubs "self-empowerment...
...competition ended exactly as it should have. Yamaguchi was the most consistent athlete and freshest stylist. Skating to Lecuona's Malaguena, she showed the delicacy and pace that make her a joy to watch. In the long -- 4- min. -- format she fumbled one triple jump, but everyone else in contention did at least that. In the current high-vaulting, teeter-totter world of skating, to jump is to survive, to land upright is to prevail...