Word: magically
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Postseason Magic...
There are no mystical figurines or black magic books. Spurr, a 27-year-old single mother raising a 4-year-old son, wore a pink tunic top over a white turtleneck and leggings. A pewter necklace depicting a rose and pentagon, the symbol of witchcraft, hung around her neck...
Jenea M. Boshart '95 (e-mail: jboshart@fas) demonstrates a fondness for quotes in her .plan as well, but hers also includes a 3-D stereogram, similar to the images found in "Magic Eye" books, that she made with the help of a special program. On the subject of her interesting array of eyestrain-producing letters, numbers, and symbols, Boshart relates, "One time, I was playing around with a script I was writing for my friend that would automatically generate a .plan for him. To test it, I removed my own .plan for the time being. Almost immediately after renaming...
...blues albums go, Chill Out is a palatable and fairly reliable work. Unfortunately, when Hooker strays too far from his standard style, the results are disappointing. For example, the first song, "Chill Out (Things Gonna Change)," sounds like Santana's own classic "Black Magic Woman" at its high point, but at its low point resembles a Bar Mitzvah band's version of Tito Puente. In a sense, Hooker's voice and Santana's style are completely incongruous. Or in other words, blues and samba just...
...enduring magic of Franklin Roosevelt was so strong that one day in the White House Lyndon Johnson stopped by an F.D.R. bust and cradled the bronze chin in his big palm. "Look at that strength," he said to his companion. Then he stroked the Roosevelt face in tribute, his mind reaching back to when he was a young Texas Congressman, watching in awe as F.D.R. steadied the nation in depression and commanded it in war. After nearly 50 years of trying, the U.S. at last seems ready to complete a major Roosevelt memorial in Washington. Or maybe...