How deeply colleges dip into their endowments has become a contentious issue as some lawmakers have questioned the rapid pace of tuition increases at a time some colleges' resources have grown.
Unlike Darger's scenes, though, sweet to the point of sickness, this cyclorama has been painted by a writer who, fruit notwithstanding, has her brush dipped deeply in black and umber.
Every time a woman is kissed, she pops her heel or gets dipped so deeply that her spine might snap.
That forced the club to dip deeply into a farm system that was already believed thin.
The central area of Sinai consists of two plateaus, Al-Tīh and Al-ʿAjmah, both deeply indented and dipping northward toward Wadi al-ʿArīsh.
Like Clifton Chenier, he also dips deeply into the blues and rhythm-and-blues but keeps the music's old bayou flavor.
However, the musicians – who have long since swapped streams of whiskey for glasses of orange juice – sound pure and strong, dipping deeply into Irish folk and British punk.
Thus he dips deeply into the work of Henry Roth, Nathanael West and James Agee, three writers whose best work during the '30s wouldn't be recognized for decades.
Like Clifton Chenier, he also dips deeply into the blues and rhythm-and-blues, but he resists recent zydeco's moves toward funk.
Though he lacks the institutional support enjoyed by the two other major Republican candidates — Rick A. Lazio, the former congressman, and Steve Levy, the Suffolk County executive — Mr. Paladino brings something to the race that neither of the them has: a personal fortune he plans to dip deeply into during the race.
