Word: present
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...speakers encouraged attendees to expand their activities further. Grossman said that student activists should think of themselves as leaders of their peers. "Students are not AIPAC's future but its present," he said...
...concentrate on what Smith does best. He is foremost a writer; he is out to tell a story, hoping to present new and thought-provoking ideas along the way. Unfortunately, he packs so many ideas into Dogma that his directing cannot always keep up with the ambitious screenplay. At times you feel as though you're listening to the Word according to Kevin; not an expert on subtlety, his characters--particularly Rufus-- windily spell out every religious insight he introduces. It shouldn't be a surprise Smith relies so heavily on dialog. He is incapable of communicating his ideas using...
...barriers is exactly what director Patricia Rozema attempts to do in her rather unorthodox adaptation of Jane Austen's Mansfield Park. Indeed, Rozema crashes through the "garden party" of archetypal Austen movies (think Emma Thompson and Kate Winslett running breathless over the moor in Sense and Sensibility) to present a more richly satirical piece full of innuendo, witticism, and blatant sexuality. Yes, you heard right: sex in a Jane Austen movie...
...keep things simple," Sullivan said. "You present the whole, and then the parts. An older team knows the whole, it has the sense of a big picture--what's second nature to a veteran team has to be ingrained in a team like this. The leadership of upperclassmen is key to that...
Business school professor D. Quinn Mills, chair of the Ad Hoc Committee on Employment and Labor Practices, says he is hoping to present the committee's findings before the spring...