Plans for individual projects like reconstruction of Avery Fisher Hall would be taken up later.
To some extent, as Ross points out, this is the fault of the way high art currently presents itself (a topic I hope to take up later).
Perhaps it's a good thing that this insufferable note isn't taken up later on, but, still, loyal readers will be disappointed.
When it does take up later music, its plush tone, so ideally suited to smooth and sleek Classical works or rich and effulgent Romantic ones, can lack a needed sarcasm, bite, harshness or angularity.
The House intends to take up later, perhaps as soon as this month, the other aspects of the Bush proposal, like the repeal of the estate tax, new breaks for married couples and an expanded tax credit for children.
Hardt and Negri should remember the old insight of the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci, taken up later by the German Greens: progress is to be achieved not with utopian dreaming, but with a "long march through institutions".
The alien invasion theme is taken up later by "Area 52", a gloss on the Stooges' "I Wanna Be Your Dog" here celebrating the alien takeover of earth: "Let it go, had your day, let 'em take your kids away," she advises, adapting the classic hookline to chant "I wanna be your alien".
Her mantle was taken up later in the century by Laura Cereta, a 15th-century Venetian woman who published Epistolae familiares (1488; "Personal Letters"; Eng. trans. Collected Letters of a Renaissance Feminist), a volume of letters dealing with a panoply of women's complaints, from denial of education and marital oppression to the frivolity of women's attire.
And this fall the council is scheduled to vote on designating another section, running loosely from West 70th to West 79th Streets, with a third and final stretch, from about West 95th to West 107th Streets, to be taken up later.
