Word: horizons
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Strange words for a middle-aged father of two grown children, Sally, 23, and Ben, 24. But Taylor has been painfully wrenching his way into manhood since 1971, when he sang, "Let the boy become a man" on the album Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon. "I was aware of that back then. It just takes a long time to get here," he explains. "Recovery is part of it. Death is part of it. Love that goes bad is part of it. Failing to be a parent is part of it. You have to fail over and over...
...mother and I drove home in silence. I walked outside beneath a starry Midwestern sky. A gentle breeze swirled through the cornfields stretching across the horizon. I sat down, overwhelmed by the beauty. Then I cried and cried and cried and never thought I would stop...
With budget cuts and an ever-expanding international role on the horizon, the military's job will only get tougher in the years to come. For our part, the least we can do is combat the misconceptions about the military that permeate our society and this campus. As one high ranking officer put it, "you don't have to love us, just respect what...
With clear skies and warm weather in the horizon, however, the Crimson is looking to put its disappointing third place finish at the annual Harvard-Yale-Princeton (HYP) Tournament behind it and start anew...
...soul of postmodern America. And perhaps it does. But by the end of his confused and digressive meditation, this usually mordant cultural historian looks rather like a second heavy in a Wayne western--rubbing his jaw and spitting dust as the Duke's shade strides off toward the horizon, as impervious to academic analysis as he was to a bad man's six-shooter...