Word: scatteredness
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The thought of "Light and Dark Imagery" manages to be both terribly simple and terribly scattered. The paragraphing, which appears to have been done by a food professor rather than a word professor, is a symptom of the utter absence of any organizing ideas beyond the examples themselves: Presentation here...
Although the campus buildings are scattered and not as well planned as Harvard's House system, it has an amazing sense of community. "The entertainment that is offered is invariably open to anyone and is well-attended." Widmer explains.
Don Allard's fourth-inning home run extended his Crimson career record total to 21, and Mickey Maspons, Vinnie Martelli, Bruce Weller and Tony DiCesare all doubled. But the Crimson scattered its 11 hits and drew only two walks.
Since that time the university--which since its founding in 1861 has been responsible for almost all higher education in the country--has held classes at makeshift locations scattered across the city, most of them private houses and apartments.
We meet individuals mostly, each supposedly filling a pocket of French life. There are three comedians, who turn out to have nothing in common except that they "take defenseless little children seriously. "There are lovers ("The French are moving towards a society of pals, away from an ideal of passion...