Word: perfection
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Babe's Pelican, then, is both an excellent and a significant production, significant in that it comes close to being a perfect realization of one of the ideal uses of the Experimental Theatre. Taking full advantage of the surplus building supplies in the Loeb shop and the furniture in the prop rooms, The Pelican proves that a low-budget Ex show can look as professional on its own terms as a show on the mainstage...
...Doctors, as human beings, fall somewhat short of being perfect in the handling of each of the ever-increasing number of patients seeking their aid [May 13]. It is also painfully obvious that the astounding increase in technology has forced the physician into being somewhat more of a scientist than a holder of hands. The modern doctor spends half of his life with his patients, a quarter of his life trying to keep abreast of the enormous increase in medical knowledge, and the rest of the time trying to get some sleep. Instead of devoting two pages to an enumeration...
...Pierre's clothes are perfect for women of any age," clued in the fashion ambassadress, herself wearing a loose-fitting Cardin suit that reached mid-knee. "I just lower the hemline. When you are older you have to work harder to find what's right for your age. Some women do not want to make that effort. Isn't that right, Pierre...
Almost everything went off as exchanged in the sunny little warmup at M.I.T. yesterday afternoon as the Harvard baseball team drubbed the Engineers, 12-3. George Neville paced the Crimson's 19-hit attack with five singles and Bob Lincoln hurled six almost perfect innings before tiring...
Harvard had loaded the bases with one but when John Dockery caught the Lion defense off balance with a perfect bunt. Neil Houston scored easily from third and Columbia pitcher George Bunting left holding the ball when no one bothered to cover first. Jeff Grate repeated the maneuver, with Joe O'Donnell barrelling in from third...