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Students can also opt to trace man's development with Psyc S-2290, "Contemporary Adolescence: Theoretical and Clinical Considerations" and Crea S-150, "Children's Literature." The former, taught by Dr. George Goethals, a lecturer on psychology and psychatrist at the Harvard Medical School. He will teach students how to analyze clinical cases. The latter, taught by Harvard lecturer on English Leon Steinmetz, will "explore the world of children's literature, combining theoretical and practical aspects of the genre...
...knows him. Even as a boy, he moved with a neighborhood group but always kept a certain distance. Until he left home, Cuomo says, he never had a single lengthy discussion with his father. Over the years, he has made few close friends. "No one," he observes with a trace of pride, "really knows what I'm thinking...
...fantastically unlovely gargoyles are the handiwork of Peter Fluck and Roger Law, who trace their roots back to the caricatures of the 18th century. For most of their careers the pair drew spiffing images of political figures for publications ranging from Britain's scurrilous Private Eye to the New York Times. These days, working in a converted banana warehouse along the London docks, the international lampooners produce what might best be described as the Muppets seen through Hogarth's eyes...
...hero and accompanying crew will have a sense of humour about what they are doing. They will have blemishes, character defects and haunting memories which motivate them. Jack has nothing but a pretty face and a set of isometrically honed forearms. Similarly, Lilly does not even have a trace of the independent bitchiness of Princess Leia, one of the few cinematic fantasy heroines that had a modicum of actual character. Although she does play a role in the plot's eventual outcome, she smiles blandly all the way through, pausing only to scream at the appropriate moments: Suzanne Somers...
Apparently not proud enough to sign her name to the deed, however, a fact that has been causing no end of difficulty for Philippine government lawyers. The Bernstein testimony, accompanied by a chart, was a major boost to the effort to trace ownership through the layers of dummy companies. Explaining a typical deal, Joseph Bernstein told how he helped create a holding company in the Netherlands Antilles that was itself held by three firms in Panama, the stock of which had no identified owner...