The beginnings of change came toward the end of May, when Gen. Benjamin Butler accepted three fugitives at Fort Monroe in Virginia.
(Petrusich) JESSE MCCARTNEY (Thursday) The actor and singer Jesse McCartney recently released his third album, "Departure" (Hollywood), which, conveniently, marks a departure from his pop beginnings and a move toward a more urban, dance-oriented sound.
Where might one locate the reasonable limit of an artist's freedom to select, to shape, to generalize, to invent, and the beginnings of his responsibility toward the subject he raises?
A land-based coastal observing system initiative under GTOS is at the beginnings and will lead toward the integration of terrestrial and freshwater observations with marine observations under the auspices of coastal GOOS.
But it also points forward toward new beginnings, for it's when Christians celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit and the new horizons this opens up in the story of God's commitment to the world.
Similarly, Dipterus evidences the beginnings of the lungfish trend toward extreme deossification of skeletal elements.
"I wanted to flip the series back toward its whimsical beginnings," King explained via e-mail, "as it seemed to be growing increasingly dark.
What about your bookkeeping needs?" As a mergers and acquisitions adviser before this venture, Mr. Stark witnessed the beginnings of a new trend toward smaller companies.
In the latter half of the 19th century, an intellectual renaissance coincided with the beginnings of a national movement toward freedom; writers began using Spanish, for their work was part of the nationalist propaganda.
Mr. Putnam and other researchers say the subtler long-term effect could be a realignment of people's attitude toward government, the beginnings of which can be seen in recent government actions: the bailout of the airline and insurance industries, disaster aid for New York City, the extension of unemployment benefits and an increased federal role in airport security.
