Correction: May 21 , 2004 Friday A Critic's Diary article on Wednesday about classical music in New York misidentified the pianist who accompanied the soprano Lucy Shelton on May 13 in Elliott Carter's "Of Challenge and of Love" at the Ethical Culture Society.
OK, so after deciding that I wanted to move from the lab into science communication (see my first diary article), I had some major route-planning to do.
Books, diaries, articles and other documents refer to rapes by American soldiers of various races and backgrounds.
He quotes Proust: "The reader's recognition in himself of what the book says is proof of the book's truth".… The work is not simply everything a novelist writes-notebooks, diaries, articles.
Each of Dr. Holmes's books was the result of years spent poring over historic documents, scientific journal articles, correspondences and diaries.
(He kept diaries, wrote articles and book-length travelogues and nature guides too).
A group of passengers had set up a domed tent on the ice, with chairs and mats inside, to do readings from diaries and articles that they had written over the course of the recent weeks, their thoughts and reflections of Antarctica.
Instead, after the 22 May announcement of its "crowdsourced project to literally print out the entire internet", the gallery received printouts of spam folders, bank statements, online diaries, news articles, 20 pages of the letter "A" repeated continuously, 500 pages of poetry created by erasing text extracted from websites, and all Mahler's scores.
One of the pleasures of "Gettysburg" is Trudeau's ability to turn+the large, complex feints and assaults of the+sprawling battle into a clear and gripping narrative.+He draws fresh anecdotes and evidence from the vast reservoir of letters, diaries, newspaper articles, official reports and memoirs.
Brenton has cited in interviews a reaction in the 1990s against left-wing political writing, while Nichols has referred in diaries and articles to the importance in theatre of having a committed director or producer to serve as a "friend at court".
At first the sketches were derived almost exclusively from the books, whose multimedia approach, consisting of short anecdotes interspersed with cartoons, diaries, newspaper articles and recipes, proved easily adaptable to the screen either as raw material or creative inspiration.
