Word: finality
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...bitter months that followed, students understandably forgot about their aim of finding out why Harvard's education was failing them, and what they could do about that failure. Another semester of lectures and sections and reading period and papers and exams and final grades is now almost gone, and it is only on Dean May's initiative that some students and instructors in the Houses are trying to come up with ideas for reforming Harvard's undergraduate curriculum...
That fall, Brown's new president. Ray L. Heffper, detailed a special subcommittee of the faculty's Curriculum Committee to begin considering reform of the undergraduate program while Magaziner and his co-workers gave final from to their year-long efforts...
Reunification, intergration of beings separated in depth, has finally been achieved. But she immediately breaks away and begins to grope around for Anju. He tells her, "We're all alone now, mother," as they sit in the same plane-in-depth. Mizoguchi cuts to a longer high-angle of the two isolated before the hut, and pans across as he cranes up and away from them. The camera holds on two silhouetted rock cliffs, symmetrical in the frame and flat on a single plane. Unified in depth, they are isolated by the surrounding white sky. Depth has been penetrated...
...They intercepted Tiger Quarterback Terry McMillan five times. When Missouri Coach Dan Devine sent in another pitcher, Chuck Roper, the Penn State secondary responded by intercepting two more throws for a record total of seven. Penn State Quarterback Chuck Burkhart completed eleven passes for 187 yds. and a touchdown. Final score: Penn State 10, Missouri 3. Said Devine: "If I had to vote, I'd vote a tie between Penn State and Texas...
...asserts itself by very slow degrees. First comes sensuous enjoyment, for he veils each image in the most extraordinary counterfeits of nature. Second come observation, characterization, storytelling - things to notice, in a word. So much so that each of his pictures takes hours to explore. The third and final stage of studying a Bruegel, though, comes when one turns away. For the painting remains in one's mind as experience. One begins to relive what he has given, and only then to recognize it as enduring truth...