Word: soul
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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White's is somewhat of an institution in Central Square. The store is chock-full of rare albums by classic but obscure soul and R and B acts such as Tyrone Davis, The Stylistics, and Confunkshun. The salespeople at White's are vinyl purists who believe that compact discs and tapes undermine civilization in much the same way that old Harvey Mansfield thinks homosexuals...
...should be obvious by now that Mansfield and Harvard's moral AALARMists are unlikely to be persuaded by rational debate. Their comments come from the gut and from the most blackened corners of the soul, but not from the mind (and certainly not from the heart). It is meaningless to ask them to substantiate their epithets, not only because no empirical evidence can possibly support the claim that something is disgusting, but also because they have no desire...
...same swift deed a last spasm of dare-you defiance and a willing embrace of an end to his own pain. Although almost everything in Timothy Mason's stylistically messy melodrama has the power to surprise, nothing else comes close to that startling glimpse into a lost soul...
...their grandeur. Fellini then once again switches to following Gelsomina's passage through the crowd from above, placing her frailty in relation to God's looming presence. Often the viewer feels a sort of detached sadness constructed by the camera's eye. The montage of images follows the characters' soul-searching hauntingly. Fellini alternates this scrutinizing view of humanity with wide-angle sweeps of the Italian landscape. Windswept clouds and field lend a barren quality to the story's background. The effects are mesmerizing...
...attendees tasted Italian delights from Cafe Marino's, sang a capella with the Harvard Opportunes, partied with a hip hop dance troupe and danced to the tunes of "Eight to the Bar," a rhythm and blues, boogie-woogie, funky soul band...