Word: personal
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Everyone in the Athletic Department is sorry to lose Tom from the staff. He's a tremendous person and was doing a great job with the team. I'm just sorry he won't be able to take the program further on the course for which he laid a solid foundation," Baaron Pittenger, associate director of Athletics, said yesterday...
...didn't find my years at Harvard frustrating at all" --despite the losing record and poor facilities--"mostly because I am an optimistic person," he said...
...early fifties when these students had been at the start of their educations: 'It is not formal manners that we are interested in, but internal feelings.' How wrong could they be? By what road straighter and faster than that of external forms does internal feeling travel to another person...
...person who seems not to have been subject to budgetary restraint is David Toser, the costume designer, whose work for this production is absolutely dazzling. A number of people in the cast who could have gotten by with only a couple of outfits are lucky enough to go through a seemingly inexhaustible wardrobe of lavish garb...
...always clear. On one side is the bad guy, the man who has flaunted all social and moral conventions by taking the life of another human being. On the other side stands a force representing society, automatically identified as the good guy, no matter how perverse or corrupt the person or organization may be. For example, even Dirty Harry, the psychopathic vengeance-seeker, becomes one of the "good guys" within this basic framework. These opposing forces usually are taken for granted, and most murder mysteries do not delve any further into the matter, save for a few offhand comments...