Word: writes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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There is the further obligation to write in a way that will stand the test of time: "This magazine is looked upon as an archive, by theater people and others," says Henry. "Thanks to Kronenberger and Kalem, TIME has an extraordinarily rich tradition of theater criticism. It is an immense challenge to live...
Readers looking for the continuity and facts of Townshend's life will be disappointed. Yet there is enough evidence of innovative talent in these pages to indicate that if the author would write acoustical rather than amplified prose, he might have another promising career...
Scenarios like this are probably common, since freshmen are rarely fixed up with people who write exactly the same things on their applications, according to Senior Freshman Adviser Robert B. Cashion '81. He says that, when he matches roomies, he tries "to put together an interesting mix who can learn from each other...
Larson would go home and write that "you could have mowed the grass with a push mower. Part of the left-field fence had blown down. The dugouts looked more like bus-stop shelters. The bleachers were rickety. And the wind had bent the light poles at rakish angles...
...Jersey. He is New Jersey. He's exhaust-choked freeways lit up by garish neon signs (see "Born to Run"). He's wild nights at the Jersey shore (see "Greetings from Asbury Park"). He's boring towns where there's nothing to do on a Saturday night anymore except write songs about them (see "Born in the U.S.A...