Word: in-depth
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...above talk of URLs and such seems completely arcane, be sure to keep an eye out next week, when the Crimson will take an in-depth look at the World Wide...
...quadrisyllable has Joycean overtones: macneilehrer -- a run-on conjuring up two-headed television journalism, emanating from Washington and New York, dispassionate, in-depth and, in the words of one contributor, "gloriously boring." The word, however, now has an expiration date: in a year PBS's influential, much honored MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour will no longer be the same. Robert MacNeil, who co-anchors the show from New York City, announced last week that he will retire in October 1995, the show's 20th anniversary, leaving Washington-based Jim Lehrer as the sole anchor. MacNeil characterized his decision as "convenient," which was typical...
...After attending both classes, I felt that Professor Garber's class offered more of an MTV view, that it seemed too fast for any real introspection into the plays," says Ryan T. McGee '98, who shopped both and opted for Greenblatt, "whereas Professor Greenblatt's class offered an in-depth and interesting view of the Shakespearean canon...
...Greenblatt's course has more required background--reading literary criticism--about the plays," Dodge says. "I think Garber's class just reads the plays themselves...and Garber also does more plays so she does not go as in-depth...
Still, during the four years he has taught off-and-on at Harvard, Greenblatt says he has tried to do less performing in class and more in-depth discussion...