Word: reflectivity
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...that barrier is successfully passed, Papp will bring in his own company. He plans to turn the 299-seat Forum Theater into a permanent platform for Shakespeare and switch the larger, 1,140-seat Vivian Beaumont from its present repertory of classics and revivals to new plays that "reflect the great issues of our times...
...said that the university professors are too skeptical about the effectiveness of such devices, and that "the present divination of pedagogical competence is a result of only indirect and questionable measures." But he added that teacher's reactions against changes in the format of education only reflect the temper of the times...
...Schneider '73, Lowell House Secretary, said yesterday that he had voted against boxing both times because he felt there was insufficient interest in it. He said that while other sports should have their point values decreased to reflect poor turnouts, only boxing warranted total elimination from competition...
...large part of the Common Market's economic growth is provided by U.S. multinational companies, which continue to invest in the European Economic Community. At market value, that investment now totals an estimated $80 billion. Even that impressive figure does not reflect the degree of their dominance. U.S. companies tend to concentrate in such growth industries as telecommunications, chemicals, energy, cars, trucks, food processing and distribution, and pharmaceuticals...
Jane also implied that the adaptation had been written by a misogynist. Torvald, Rank and Krogstad-all the men-had been portrayed much too sympathetically. The script failed to reflect a true understanding of women, especially their relationship with one another as expressed in the scenes between Nora and Kristine. Jane devoted long hours to working out these scenes with Delphine. So much did the two women kiss and touch each other before the camera that Director Losey had to complain about the unwarranted intrusion of lesbianism into the story...