Word: vision
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...than anyone wishes to admit." Beene believes the look led to an unceasing fascination with clunky, cumbersome footwear. "The one thing that could define this decade is those ugly shoes," he says. "I can only hope they disappear." And the rest of us can only hope that Beene's vision of chic never does...
Finding a director, however, was the real stumper. Simon admits he and Walcott didn't want a strong "auteur" who would try to impose his own vision on the show. "We wanted to do it our way, and we wanted a director whose thinking was compatible with ours," Simon says. "We wanted to work with a good director, but we didn't want to work for a good director." After running through most of Broadway's top names, rejecting some and being turned down by others, Simon settled on Susana Tubert, an Argentine-born director who had apprenticed with Harold...
Skiing is a hazardous sport, and the last hour before the lifts shut down is the most dangerous. Legs are tired, vision is impaired and judgment can be poor. The expert skier knows this. The Kennedys should never have been allowed to play their game. This death was not just another Kennedy tragedy; it was an act of sheer stupidity. DICK KENT Encino, Calif...
...revolutionary. Yet, as I sat watching the speech at the Kennedy School's ARCO Forum, joining in the occasional nervous, almost jaded laughter and the rare applause from the crowd, I sensed there was something missing. It was what George Bush so ineloquently but accurately labeled "the vision thing...
...hope [students] get the sense that the President is a decent man who has a good vision of where the country is going in coming years," said Michael J. Passante '99, president of the Harvard-Radcliffe College Democrats...