Word: rapport
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...foster rapport with patients, and also because so many dental ills are at least partly psychogenic the school will be teaching its students some psychology and psychiatry...
...offered a new part in a film is who the director will be, and the answer has to be right. "The actor must be totally at the director's disposal-that is the art of acting," she says, "and for that, one must have a complete, unquestioning rapport. In every role there are situations and attitudes in which I can imagine myself. The rest is a mystery, and I must preserve the mystery. It is the director's mystery, for him to unravel...
...Latin American revolution, Moreau saw a chance of expressing one of her firmest beliefs. "Films have never shown the kind of relationship that can exist between two women," she says. "Men like to think that women must be constantly jealous of each other, never trusting, never in rapport. That is not true, of course, certainly not today. This film could show that...
Members of both the Harvard and Radcliffe Co-operatives feel that the dining system has created a new rapport between the boy's and the girl's dormitories...
...February 1963, he was evicted from his Village apartment and his meager possessions, horns and all, were tossed out on the street and removed by the Department of Sanitation. He slept in a friend's pottery studio by night, roamed art museums by day ("I feel a rapport with Jackson Pollock," he says). Last year he got by on $500. Living in one room cluttered with stacks of tape and three tape recorders, he worked on a book explaining his music and practiced on the violin-a $15 pawnshop bargain -"until somebody started knocking on the walls...