For some of the older contestants, the project is a distant, perhaps harrowing memory from their early days in science.
Though in court Elan has been described by former students as a distant and sometimes harrowing memory, the school is very much of the present.
Pinsky then reported on his unfilmed, one-on-one session with Lisa D'Amato, an "America's Next Top Model" contestant and alcoholic, who had relayed a harrowing memory that he planned to bring up in a group therapy session.
Heather believed that suffering was part of life, and sometimes when a patient was very disturbed she thought that maybe he needed to understand whatever harrowing memory he was living through again.
Many of us live with the harrowing memory of the journalist Jim Foley's face, or of Steven Sotloff's, in the moments before a hooded tormentor sawed their heads off, and we will never be the same for it.
Alan Gilbert, entering his final spring as the Philharmonic's music director, conducts it this week; Schoenberg's "A Survivor from Warsaw," a shattering seven-minute piece for narrator, orchestra, and male chorus that illustrates one man's harrowing memory of the Holocaust, opens the program.
