Wilson sees the program as a kind of pilot project intended to help African governments fill the "talent vacuum" in the years immediately following independence.
John Huppenthal, then-state senator and chairman of the state legislature's education committee, saw, and still sees, the Mexican-American studies program as a kind of Trojan Horse for anti-white, anti-free market ideas.
When that never happened, I started to think about how people regard doctoral programs as a kind of insurance policy; a way of guaranteeing that they will be able to read and think about the things they care about, at least for a few years.
They do this kind of advanced programming as a kind of fun game or hobby.
Mr. Walker got off on the wrong foot with the Handel arias from "Giulio Cesare" that opened the program, arias that were explicitly billed in the program notes as a kind of home base for him, but were stamped with inexactnesses of pitch and pronunciation that continued to dog him for the rest of the evening.
The original Slow TV sensation, the Yule Log, began its burn in 1966, when WPIX President and CEO Fred Thrower created the program as a "a kind of Christmas card to viewers huddled in their tiny New York City apartments without a fireplace of their own," according to Tessa Stuart of the Village Voice.
Through Aug. 18 Multiculturalism not as a bureaucratic program but as a kind of delirious pluralism animates "The Magic City," a six-artist show selected by Trevor Schoonmaker.
It also reflects skepticism that the program functions as a kind of insurance policy, "alleviating concern about possible terrorist connections......
At the center of it all is the academy itself, a mentorship program convened as a kind of Platonic symposium, albeit one whose primary philosophical focus is analog synthesizer sounds and block-rocking beats.
The word altruistic has appeared in 85 New York Times articles in the past year, including on April 26 in "Live Music and a Canned Patron" by Ben Sisario: At the center of it all is the academy itself, a mentorship program convened as a kind of Platonic symposium, albeit one whose primary philosophical focus is analog synthesizer sounds and block-rocking beats.
Not only does the program serve as a kind of a televised National Geographic, introducing the residents of one of the most ethnically homogeneous countries to people from every horizon, but it also demonstrates to the chagrin of xenophobic rightists that people of different cultures can successfully cooperate and mix.
