Word: setting
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...Elis had no one who could match Harvard's Rick Rojas and Andy Campbell, who were first and third. Rojas, who has been winning consistently, broke the course record of 15:30 by four seconds. It was set in 1966 by M.I.T.'s Ben Wilson...
Penn, playing its best game of the season, trounced Princeton, 5-1, last Saturday to set the stage for an Ivy League showdown this weekend between Harvard and the Quakers...
...teaching office" in the concepts of administration, Epps wants to stress his principle of equity: Exceptions are allowable only up to the point that administration of the rule becomes unfair. Adherence to this principle gives Epps a distinct administrative style-exceptions to policies are allowed only within set limits, for if large numbers of exceptions are permitted then new policy is being made. Making policy is not a function of his office, so Epps prefers that such questions be sent to the Faculty or considered by the appeals routes available...
...suspense is heightened through film sequences, sparingly used in the first act. When the players disappear behind the plain wood house-front which constitutes the set, the cameras switch on and show their pursuit continued over rocks and in wooded areas, all this in frenetic, black-and-white photography which evokes the 1920's. To suggest a chase within the house, the director achieves an even more perfect fusion of film and stage action. As the real Soldier and Gloria gape from one open window, the other window shutter springs open, on film, and we see the ominous Mrs. Schmidt...
...serious examination of a student's idiosyncratic program creates a not uncommon union between pedagogic conservatives, who resent the symbolism of any change, and pedagogic rebels, whose visions of dramatic change differ so greatly among each other that I find it hard to imagine them agreeing on an alternative set of curricula. A good many students and some faculty would like to return to a system of free electives, abandoning both concentrations and General Education; the proposal for Special Concentrations is sufficiently restricted so as to make abuse unlikely, and by making any particular concentration seem less involuntary, because students...