Word: vision
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...think the University used Archie? I sayyes, of course they did," he said. "But he wouldpermit that only as long as those uses could besubjugated to his own vision...It was a doublegame...
...think Dean Epps represents...aprebureaucratic vision of what Harvard College canbe," Gomes says. "It's very difficult to constructsuch a world any longer... That quality is thething I worry most will be lost. They candefinitely get someone to make the trains run ontime--but the notion of where the trains run toand from is in danger...
Theoretically, two other problems could arise. The first: tumors in blood vessels. So far, none of the animals tested over seven years has developed abnormal growths. The second: impaired vision, the hypothetical result of too much of the protein, especially in diabetics, promoting excessive blood-vessel growth in the retina. No problem...
National Martial Arts champion Rebecca A. Rakow '01 described her vision of gender equality to about 20 people gathered for a speech at the Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel last night...
While reading Billy Dead, the reader is trapped with Ray's skewed vision of the world and, what is worse, his sometimes hideously rambling narrative. To pull a novel off with a hero or heroine essentially isolated from society, the protagonist has to be vivid and interesting, which is why this novel suffers by any comparison to Bastard out of Carolina or any other tale of an abusive childhood. While Ruth Anne Boatwright remains in the reader's memory, Ray Johnson is easily forgotten, with only the horrible tales of abuse to vaguely haunt the readers, tales of suffering with...