Word: latterly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Levin's composition lasts only fifteen minutes, but the gravity of the mood is maintained by such ominous lines as "No student shall play ball or noisy games in the yard, in corridors, or on grounds immediately adjacent to a college building;" or "No singing shall be allowed." The latter is assertively sung by two sopranos...
...other switches don't make it. Miss Rosenthal has trouble in her flip-flops between being a character and a disgruntled actress. She's petulant and funny as the latter, but too timid and line-swallowing as the former. She should go at being a scatterbrained maid and occasional seductress with the assurance she displays as a bitching second lead...
...Johnson suffers, too, from a kind of generational gap that yawns wider every time Bobby Kennedy addresses a crowd. It is not simply a matter of age. As a kind of latter-day Andrew Jackson in an era that looks for a more patrician patina on its politicians, he strikes many as plain corny or simply crude. Last week, for example, while en route to Manila, the wife of an allied Prime Minister had just confided to her seat mate that she preferred bacon even to caviar when the President leaned over, speared one of her two rashers and devoured...
...know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth. This I know: that my Avenger lives, and he, the Last, will take his stand on earth...
Passes from Lalich to O'Connell and Tony Smith, the latter for a touchdown, raised the score to 28-7. The game was put on ice by Sadoski's 88 yard scoring runback of Penn's ensuing punt...