Another Jonathan Larson musical, "tick, tick... BOOM!," about a young composer at a turning point, begins May 23 at the Jane Street Theater.
For just as this year marks the true beginning of the new Millennium, I have every expectation that it will also be remembered as the dawn of a new era in human development - a turning point that began when the whole world said "yes" to all rights for all children.
During my healing from both turning points, I began to evolve and change my idea about my quest.
I believe the turning point of this year began last year, when Manti Te'o changed his mind and decided to return to Notre Dame because he had "unfinished business".
"Looking back that was the turning point, the beginning of what we see now," Mokhaimer Abu Sada, a professor of political science at Gaza's Al Azhar University, told VICE News.
While Özde, Ali and Imge believe that the Gezi Park movement was a turning point – the beginning of a new wave of political awareness and participation in Turkey – X and others are more sceptical.
"The struggle for equality will by no means be finished, but it will be seen as a turning point as we begin to win more and more of these votes," Mr. Griffin predicted.
But it also hopes to remember it as a turning point, one that begins to change the perceptions and practices of the game itself.
There is some evidence to suggest that age 15 represents a turning point when youth begin to use more effective coping styles in response to stress [ 91].
The Tet offensive, seen by many as the turning point of the conflict, began a month after Tornado's last game, a 2-2 drawithth Club Saigon.
