Word: view
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...worth the $4.50 matinee? Maybe, but probably not. If you're floating in a sensory deprivation tank, it happens to be playing directly in front of you, and your eyes are three-quarters closed, is it worth the effort it would take to open them and improve your view? Sure, but only if you've still got a while to go in there...
...leadership transcends the traditional view of the NAACP as an "all-black organization," according to Shivaram. With two blacks, two whites and one Indian, the officers "represent the changing face of the NAACP...
...several Undergraduate Council representatives opposing a referendum on downsizing, The Crimson solidly endorsed the position that the council is responsible to the students' will. In my opinion, not enough has happened since to justify a reversal. I am saddened that a student newspaper would endorse the profoundly antidemocratic view that Harvard students are incapable of evaluating the good that student groups do--and that our council representatives, having won their titles with dubious support from an apathetic electorate, should make a decision to raise the termbill unilaterally...
Daido Moriyama: It's been 35 years since I became an independent photographer, and since 35 years is a long time, naturally my thinking has changed along the way, the way waves do. Nevertheless, the fundamental way I view photography has not really changed very much in the end. What does change is the way I view each subject...
...People naturally view photographs in different ways and have their own reactions. I don't consciously try to make a photo romantic or tragic or something. I think that whatever my mood is on a particular day, that is probably what comes across in the photos I take. For instance, if I'm feeling sad when I take a photo, then I think that feeling is probably conveyed in the photo. So I definitely think that the individual's feelings influence a work, but that is on the side of the photographer. Once a work is completed...