This year's three-week party starts on Monday, with more than 30 new tuners including this week's opening trio: "THE BALLAD OF BONNIE AND CLYDE," about, well, Bonnie and Clyde; "IT CAME FROM BEYOND," a campy take on interstellar warfare; and "BUT I'M A CHEERLEADER," a musical version of the 1999 comedy about a "reprogramming" camp for gay teenagers.
It is important to get messages like those from "Beyond Vietnam," but it is hard to do in a climate of apathy.
The ball flew — sometimes from the edge of the arc, sometimes from well beyond it, often with Knicks defenders closing fast — following its own gentle arc toward the net, splashing through 11 times, until Curry, the boyish Golden State Warriors guard, had amassed a career-best 54 points and set the record books ablaze.
If you're basing your child's studies from a set curriculum, don't shy away from going beyond it.
It has long struck listeners as a kind of premature communication from the beyond, and it is the trill more than anything that supplies the otherworldly atmosphere.
The myopia of a criticism to which I refer fails to acknowledge what Paul de Man had in mind when he admitted that the critic's insight is identical with his blind spot, that it is exactly what she sees that prevents her from seeing beyond it.
Any post-European Britain will either continue to be ruled by shady and unelected councils from beyond its shores, or it will starve.
Flawed undoubtedly (from slave owners to perhaps egotists) but all understood that the new country needed as much protection from those who might betray its vales and freedoms from within as might assault it from beyond its borders.
The war was everywhere, all the time, invisible but constant, and its position overhead had cut us off from all that was beyond it, from the stars, from the universe, and possibly even from God.
