Word: grows
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...think that it gives me an advantage over many other performers who have not had a liberal arts education, because after all, life is not just music. It's many other things. You have to grow emotionally and intellectually. If you're channeled into one thing from the beginning, I think it sort of stunts your growth as a person...
...hurt. It was spring of freshman year, when I was spending about 56 hours a week for eight weeks comping for The Crimson. I may have had some misgivings at first, but I have known since I was 14 that I want to be a newspaper reporter when I grow up, and by the end of those eight weeks I wanted to get elected to The Crimson more than I had wanted anything else in my life. I had to write 18 stories to get on. I wrote...
LaCrosby says the chief difference between awritten thesis and a visual one is that theartistic thesis never stops; both the project and,hopefully, the artist, can continue to grow. "Witha written thesis, you reach a point where you haveto stop--boom!--and type it up," he says...
...College to grow in a certain area, we have to be able to raise more money. It can not come through the endowment...
...endowment was never intended to provide a majority of funding for the institution," says Reardon. "If the purpose of the endowment is to provide a stable base for the University to grow on for the future, then we cannot raise the endowment's [share of the budget] to meet growing operating costs...