He voiced it only when pressed at an off-the-cuff student event, and in the aftermath has offered no official comment or statement (despite my repeated requests).
It also voiced its "indignation" at what it called the "violation" of two cardinals' tombs in the search.
A majority of the guild's 17-member negotiating committee had recommended approval of the contract, although on March 11 so much sentiment was voiced against it at a membership meeting that it appeared ratification was in doubt.
The assertion that high school shows should be for all ages is not a new argument to me; I heard it voiced at a Board of Education meeting at my alma mater, Amity High School in Woodbridge CT, when a handful of community members registered their displeasure with a pending production of Sweeney Todd.
While this ungainliness is partly due to Stantz's deliberately numbed voice, it hints at a larger problem.
Sigma Delta Tau said it voiced concerns at the NPC annual meeting in October, and does not support the bills.
South Africa was involved in discussions about the letter and is understood to share many of the concerns voiced in it, but decided at a late stage that it was not ready to sign up.
The BBC has voiced concerns at moves it says will undermine its independence, particularly about plans for the government to directly appoint most members of a new body to run the corporation instead of the BBC Trust.
Here's the Ellington band in 1929, showing how many exuberant voices it could deploy at once, on The Dicty Glide.
Many people, myself included, fear for the future of black Britain without this organisation, and the powerful and authoritative voice it could give at some key moments.
How beautifully Farah has him voice it: "I dreamt at one point that I was setting very, very many small things right".
