Word: imaginationã
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...Editor Larry P. Hotchkiss ’04 is afraid that the end of his FM career may mean that he might actually have to start his thesis. Don’t worry Larry, you never have to start your thesis. Your thesis is just a figment of your imagination??a diabolical ruse concocted by your psychoanalyst to distract you from the real source of all your problems: your Oedipal complex. Go take a nice long nap and it will all be better when you get up. (Sadistic laughter...
Unusual circumstances growing up cemented his musical career. He came of age in the suburbs of New York, where “you eventually meet people who have hip older brothers who listen to punk or prog rock. Anything out of the way or weird just struck my imagination??I would get really into somebody and I would see who that band’s influences were, and sort of work backwards from there...
...from this point on. Getting emotional is understandable. But people tend to get overly contemplative when they do so, and therein lies a danger. Anyone who has ever read a novel or watched a film—or at least those of us with even a shred of imagination??will spend at least a few moments casting himself as the protagonist at the end of a journey and instinctively wonder what the whole thing meant. From the time we’re young, we’re taught that stories have morals. Storytime’s over, kids...
Price is on leave this year at the Stanford University Humanities Center, where she is conducting research for her next book project on the “secretarial imagination?? and novels in the age of communication...
...When we were rehearsing,” says Smith, “I thought the sex wasn’t as realistic as it could have been.” However, by the time it got on stage, there was not too much left to the imagination??down to the ever-so-conscientious way the men would reach their hand under the sheets every time they began to do the deed. For the actors of buck, any embarrassment they may have felt was worth it to tell the story. Fee’s attitude seems to reflect that...