Word: spoken
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Dean of Housing Thomas A. Dingman '67 chaired the three-person committee, which Dingman said met for a month and spoken to about a dozen people...
...yourself. And we thought that the Advo was just a pompous gas-bag inflated with the noxious byproducts of effete overeducation. But the Arbiter Elegentiae has spoken and it has left the dullard and unwashed Harvardian masses to listen and obey...
...Harvard representatives have spoken with the Walters literally dozens of times on this issue," Harvard Director of Planning Kathy A. Spigelman said at the hearing. "[Harvard representative] have experimented on more than one occasion in [the Walters'] presence to try to identify the exact sources of the sounds to which Walter objects...
...make little sense; the occasional intelligibility of the lines puts undue emphasis on certain words, unintentionally generating a melodramatic effect. At times, the singers seem burdened not only by the orchestra's volume, but also by the words of the songs themselves. Changing some of the awkward lyrics into spoken parts might reduce the vocal strain on the singers and help improve the coherence of the story...
...examination of the situation. Although the orchestra plays from the upper balcony of the Agassiz Theater, the acoustics of the auditorium and the size of the orchestra overwhelm the singers nonetheless. Their sung words remain buried under the sheer volume of the instruments; since the musical has little spoken dialogue to clarify the characters' identities and actions, much of the plot goes unexplained...