Although our theme is obviously his most distinguished and best-loved work, his other work includes scores for Gandhi, Cry Freedom, The History Boys and – no rude comments please – Groundhog Day. 5 In what context was Tony Blair asked about Skinny and Wriggly?
Students completed the BarOn Emotional Quotient Inventory Short (EQ-i S), a 51-itEQ-i Sf-report questionnaire that includes scores for a total EQ and 5 subscales.
The GCS [11], used as a component of the T-RTS, was devised as an easy scoring method for cerebral functions in patients with head trauma and includes scores for eye response (1 4 points), motor response (1 6 points) and verbal response (1 6 points).
Briefly, this tool includes scoring for (1) sequence generation, (2) allocation concealment, (3) blinding of participants and personnel, (4) blinding of outcome assessors, (5) incomplete outcome data, (6) selective outcome reporting, and (7) other sources of bias.
There have been hundreds and hundreds of memorial services for the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, including scores for New York City firefighters.
Scorsese retained the chilling original score by Academy Award-winning composer Bernard Herrmann, whose many credits include scores for Citizen Kane (1941), Vertigo (1958), Psycho (1960), and Taxi Driver (1976).
These figures do not include scores for economically and educationally disadvantaged students in CUNY's SEEK program (Search for Elevation, Education and Knowledge), who are admitted separately and are at all the senior colleges.
The data shown were provided by the city's Board of Education, and a more complete version, including scores for all state regents and a progress report for the class of 2002 is available on the board's Web site at www.nycenet.edu.edu
Arlen's work for the Broadway stage included scores for the musicals You Said It (1931); Life Begins at 8 40 (1934); Hooray for What? (1937); Bloomer Girl (1944); St . LouisWoman (1946) and Saratoga (1959), both with lyrics by Johnny Mercer; and House of Flowers (1954), with lyrics by Truman Capote.
