Word: shoestringing
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The local Eisenstein behind these antics, which include a brilliant parody of the Dance of Death scene from Bergman's "Seventh Seal," is Paul Morgan, a senior, who started it all in January with an idea and a $50 shoestring.
The Burma surgeon does all this on less than a shoestring, but then he always has.
But with U.S. missiles safely on the way, President Eisenhower's scientific advisers still dawdled on the big rocket engine, preferring to put U.S. energies into less spectacular, and more fruitful, space research with small rockets. Finally, under pressure from those who saw the vast advantage the Communists would...
Appointing her mother as her stand-in at the graduation exercises, Sylvia dashed off on a shoestring motor tour of the country with seven young men. One of them was her husband, Reed Porter, a tall, blond budding financier whom Sylvia had met on a subway in her junior year...
Weddings and Babies. A brilliant technical tour de force by Shoestring Independent Morris (The Little Fugitive) Engel, whose candidly filmed story of a smalltime photographer and his "model" becomes a mordant Manhattan Orpheus.