It draws from police evidence, excerpts from the two shooters' journals and interviews with parents, survivors and Littleton community leaders to illuminate the realities of America's adolescent culture.
The lecture is supplemented with musical excerpts drawn from Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Dvorak, Wagner, and Mahler.
The program will feature two choirs, a brass quintet and an organist, among others, in a series of short pieces and excerpts drawn from nearly 400 years of opera, gospel and other choral and instrumental works.
Even the excerpts drawn from the mature operas are offered with a twist: most played in Wagner's own seldom heard concert arrangements, with the preludes or overtures placed last.
Here are excerpts drawn from eight posts on Forbes.com over five days.
The identification of musical scores or excerpts drawn from European traditions of the 9th to the 20th centuries.
The story is told by the participants themselves through excerpts drawn from confidential notes, memos and letters never intended for public rummaging.
In those books (which are excerpts drawn from his daily journal), Greenfeld has been searingly honest about the difficulties of living with a handicapped child, including the strain such a child inevitably places on a marriage.
Stimuli were excerpts drawn from the Western classical canon and film scores (Supplementary Table S1).
This lesson idea excerpt drawn from product developed by Subject 9391 reflects the misconception that, in the theory of evolution, natural selection involves organisms fighting to be best: "Students would probably watch a video on natural selection, then we would look at some different animals in different habitats that fight to be the best.
And both let the movies themselves do the talking, relying less on Mr. Andersen's conjecture than on the careful selection and arrangement of film excerpts -- drawn from movies new and old, famous and infamous, grade-A to grade-Z.
