Indeed it took Mary Cheney to offer bracing words at a recent Barnard College gathering: 'This notion that women today are overwhelmed with choices, my God, my grandmother would have killed to have these choices.'".
Cantilevered as if to invite users inside, this public urban branch library creates a notion of gathering and communal space within an urban environment.
To "collect blooms" might be a botanical discipline, but then again it may hark back to the notion of gathering rosebuds while ye may.
Some journalists were more attuned to multimedia and receptive to new ways of gathering information, or the notion of investigative journalism.
Smith Metzler, a middle-class native of sleepy Kingston, N.Y., had traveled to the Vineyard on a post-collegiate lark in the early aughts with the vague notion of gathering material for a newly hatched playwriting career.
"Well, Twitter might be relatively new, but the notion of journalists gathering, analyzing and disseminating relevant information isn't new at all.
And so the notion of the gathering spot, the watering hole, is almost unknown in a city where meeting a friend for drinks often begins with a 45-minute drive and ends with an $18 parking ticket.
Still, Andrew Lack, the chairman of NBC News since 2015, has insisted that the network's mission is nonpartisan news gathering and has rejected the notion that MSNBC serves as a counterweight to the conservative Fox News.
The whole notion of requirements gathering without such experience is seen as suspect.
Crummell's early thought in the 1840s began to respond to these gathering philosophical pressures on the notion of black civil rights.
The notion of old friends gathering to make music often gives rise to all-American cliches about hoedowns and bluesy jam sessions.
