Word: sound
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...EVER turn off the sound on the television and notice how silly all the actors look...
...Everyone's essential," agrees Erin B. Mee '85. "You can't have a show without tekkies--you won't have a set, you won't have costumes, you won't have a sound. You need everyone...
...Susan," says Madonna. "She's a free spirit and does what she wants. She's one of those people that you don't know where she gets her money, you don't know how she manages to look so good with so few pieces of clothing." Which does not sound much like a virgin...
...Sound familiar? It should: the corrupted priest following for the modifications made here for the benefit of the TV generation) has been around and has been satirized since the earliest days of the Roman Catholic Church. Yet Farley is the latest, the most inventive and complex, in this reliquary of triteness, this film of continuous banality. Lemmon copes admirably: at moments reminiscent of Ronald Reagan at his complacent best, he creates with terrifying familiarity a portrait of the sycophantic politician per excellence. He oozes charm, exudes insincerity, succeeding so well, in fact, that the only thing priestly about this...
...comparison with complete divestiture, Harvard's policy seems effective, moral and pragmatically sound. We should not, however, expect Harvard to change the world. While we believe the University is doing its duty as an active shareholder, we must not rest. The possibility for Americans to permanently defeat apartheid in South Africa lies solely within the power of the federal government, and we urge our representatives in Congress to impose economic and political sanctions on the all-white regime. In addition, we encourage Bok to continue his work with the South Africa Education Program, which brings non-whites to this country...