Word: openly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...cost me $50, the most I'd ever paid for a record up to that time (I've paid more since). It was an anti-climax, of course - all the really great tunes were on the first one. Maybe I'd changed in the meantime, and was no longer open to the intensity I'd experienced with the original. Somehow Phil Spector had lost the ability to get me there, to put me in the flow, to peak me out. Who knows why? But for 20 years I had an obsession, a comforting, distracting, and consuming passion. The object...
...Bible," wowed the judges with their "uninhibited mutations and grotesque symbolic language of dreams" and "distinct images of contemporary society." If this sounds like your cup of (green) tea but you have had a hard time finding Chinese literature in Western bookstores or libraries, this Nobel could open the floodgates...
...have close relationships with their children and can have conversations concerning these tender issues, more discussion can help everyone. There are some things that parents and children may never feel comfortable discussing with one another, and more extensive sex education in school would help bring these topics into the open...
...flipping through the course book this summer, I was struck by a glaring fact. I noticed that, despite the many lectures on the necessity for open markets and a deep-seated devotion to the principle of fair competition, there are no alternatives offered to Ec 10. Think about it: Professor Feldstein has a monopoly on the introduction to economics at Harvard College...
Professor Feldstein speaks vehemently on the need for open markets and free trade--but will he face the competition that his own lectures demand...