Word: steven
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...three new appointments round out the Spence administration, making it one with an unusual amount of prior experience in running the University. The only novice on the staff is Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education Steven E. Ozment, who since assuming his post last fall has become one of the most outspoken University Hall officials...
Something must be wrong with the latest Steven Spielberg movie. There are no cute cuddly creatures in it. There are no frightening little devils in it. In fact, Spielberg seems to have pulled every idea from the several thousand other time machine movies ever made. So how can Back to the Future be any good? More importantly, how can it make money...
Perhaps someone who will have more effect on your everyday classroom experience, Dean of Undergraduate Education Steven E. Ozment is new to his post, but, contrary to Spence, he has had no qualms about asserting himself from the start. As director of the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE), which puts out the CUE course guide, he has called Harvard education lacking in many respects. He has claimed that professors don't have enough contact with students, a typical criticism but one not usually voiced by top administrators. He has also said that both students and professors don't have...
...past is no foreign country to Steven Spielberg. He lives there in his memory, in his fertile imagination and, triumphantly, in his films. "Everything that I do in my movies," he says, "is a product of my homelife in suburban U.S.A. I can always trace a movie idea back to my childhood." And each summer he invites moviegoers around the world to join him in that holy, haunted place. Here, as recounted to TIME Correspondent Denise Worrell, is the director's own montage of his first 16 years...
...films I celebrate the imagination as a tool of great creation and a device for the ultimate scream, and even as a kid I liked pushing myself to the brink of terror and then pulling back. In the morning I was the bravest guy -- little seven-year-old Steven walking around the closet, or talking to the trees, saying, "I'm not afraid of you." But once night fell, all bets were...