The Shyamalan comparisons are apt, for the Sixth Sense director was similarly hamstrung by the huge success of his first movie (and its genuinely impressive twist ending).
This holds true for WKCR's mission to preserve music history, but it is perhaps even more apt for the second part of WKCR's mission: to curate unknown voices in today's music, an ongoing project for all of WKCR's programmers.
Copland wrote "The Tender Land" for youthful singers in 1953; seen on Saturday afternoon, it served as an apt vehicle for the first production entirely turned over to members of the Glimmerglass Young American Artists Program.
Austin, who teaches at the School of the Art Institute and the Museum of Contemporary Photography, was an apt choice for the first interpreter in residence, he adds.
A central story in the Abrahamic tradition--Judaism, Christianity and Islam--highlights an apt illustration for the first of the above three suggestions.
While tracking the templars across America, her ability to change her appearance, thereby altering how others treat her, is apt for the series' first woman protagonist.
He is currently at work on a book, tentatively entitled Progress, Truth, and Values, in which he will attempt to elaborate a form of Pragmatism apt for the twenty-first century.
What the Vice President's wife offered as a pleasant homily about nations seemed a particularly apt metaphor for the Soviet First Lady herself on this, her second visit to the capital city of capitalism.
So, as the last boozy chorus of Auld Lang Syne recedes into the recent-past, it seems apt to make the theme for the first dedication of 2012 new beginnings.
When in 1898 William McKinley conquered the Philippines and chose to rule it, the imperial metaphor became still more apt: the United States had become, for the first time, the proprietor of whole nations whose peoples would never vote in its elections and whose governors reported directly to the president.
