Word: spectatorly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The horse is actually on film, and because the image is too impressionistic, it may be the least effective part of the scene. Later in the second act, film projections-being used for the first time at the Met-are much more powerful. The spectator first sees an eye in...
"I wasn't scared until right before I was to race and I watched the other drivers drive through the course all out," Wetzel said. "As a spectator the speed at which they raced around the curves didn't bother me. As a participant, it scared the pants of me...
NOTHING IS guaranteed to make an audience feel more awkward than a joke which doesn't work. The captive spectator, forced to watch a fellow human being struggling for laughs where few are to be had, is constantly beset by nagging questions and self-doubt. Why am I here? How...
Why this sudden turnabout by a spectator who was weaned on the Quakers' triumphant battles at the Palestra?
A recent editorial in the Spectator read like this: "Until those almost incredible arrests brought the reality of the new drug laws home to campus, the law was seen by most students as an irrelevant, unthreatening paper decree.... Last year, politicians bent on high offices played on public fears to...