Word: sadnesses
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...only did their activity severely restrict Bok's options, but it was a sad commentary on the 350th. The only contact that these best and brightest would have with the present student body was a childish shouting match in which the two groups matched their self-righteousness...
...Allen Counter, the panel's moderator who directs the Foundation, said that he received some "sad" reactions from 350th celebration planners when he suggested a symposium on cultural diversity and similar events related to minority issues...
...sad fact of this democratic society that very few Americans know how to behave in front of royalty. This egregious lacunae in American education is sure to become painfully evident during Prince Charles's visit to the Harvard...
...last were torn down in the 1930s. But the pale yellow plantation house still stands, with its green shutters, 14 rooms and veranda and upstairs gallery extending the width of the 53-ft. front. Elsie Reeves Baum, 71, of Creswell, expects the day to swing from sad to happy as she and others walk among the ghosts of their forebears and the splendid cypress trees they planted. Says she: "They sang the same spirituals we sing. 'Steal Away to Jesus!' And 'All o' God's Chillun Got Shoes' . . . For us to walk on the soil where they walked -- there...
...rages makes him see the killer as his evil twin -- but he is also a decent family man; a supermarket chat with his son, about the bad things bad men do to people, is one of the film's surprise highlights. The killer is both monstrous and pathetic: a sad, overgrown child. Only when he springs into violent action is he imposing, graceful. He becomes a Baryshnikov of derangement...