The pod people don't see the value of an entire school devoting a day to books of all kinds, across the curriculum, bringing in writers, poets, songwriters and publishers.
The very radicalism of devoting a day to the honoring of labor's role in the creation of national wealth has been lost to the waning of both union power and a proud sense of class distinction.
The opera was Wagner's "Meistersinger," and in March 1966, a month before the Met closed its last season at its old house at Broadway and 39th Street before moving to Lincoln Center, Mr. Schonberg devoted a Sunday column to his recollections of that evening 39 years earlier.
The BBC is devoting a whole day of programming to Saturday's FA Cup final this Saturday, reviving the tradition of coverage of the Wembley showpiece.
I think he's got to devote a couple of hours a day to it, to get that look.
Now I devote a part of every day to depressing myself about the future.
On this Mother's Day, I salute not only dedicated mothers everywhere, but all women who recognize that a mother's hope starts with education and devote a part of themselves every day to ensure this for the girls in their lives and communities.
If you want to actually make your art a part of your career though, you will have to devote a serious chunk of your day to it.
My mother had to devote a good portion of every day for the next few months to a quadruple mission.
While an airline clearly expects me to spend all day to get from, say, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to Nashville, with a connection through Houston or Denver, I am not willing to devote a good portion of another day to figuring out how to buy the ticket.
