EPHEN STEPHEN
THE EUROPEAN DIRECTOR'S CHAIR
ARCHITECTURE
WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS
"NEW"S
200
'With his "Company" & "Follies", he can stand side-by-side with the best of Broadway's composers'
Stephen Sondheim
200
'"Two Men and a Wardrobe",
"Death and the Maiden",
"The Pianist"'
Roman Polanski
200
'A small campanile, hopefully batless'
belfry
200
'Used to express a ratio, it's from the Latin for "by the hundred"'
percent
200
'It's put out by the Washington Post Company's magazine publishing division'
Newsweek
400
'With Steven Jobs he created a new Apple for your teacher'
Steve Wozniak
400
'"Amarcord",
"La Strada",
"La Dolce Vita"'
Federico Fellini
400
'This 12th century style was revived in Europe in the 19th century & used for churches into the 20th century'
Gothic
400
'Now a final resting place for great people, it was originally a great banquet hall for Norse gods'
Valhalla
400
'"Space Aliens Are Here for our Toothpaste!" is a typical headline of this American media publication'
the Weekly World News
600
'The state university in Nacogdoches, Texas is named for him'
Stephen (F.) Austin
600
'"Fahrenheit 451",
"Jules and Jim",
"The 400 Blows"'
Francois Truffaut
600
'Wallace K. Harrison met with success designing this theater for Lincoln Center'
the Metropolitan Opera House
600
'Latin for "cross", it's the critical point or feature of an argument'
crux
600
'Jay McInerney worked as a fact-checker at this magazine & portrayed it in "Bright Lights, Big City"'
The New Yorker
800
'One of the commodores seen here'
Stephen Decatur
800
'"Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!",
"High Heels",
"Talk to Her"'
Pedro Almodovar
800
'(Sarah of the Clue Crew) This railing system often seen on balconies includes a top rail, balusters, and sometimes a bottom rail'
balustrade
800
'From the Hungarian for "shepherd", it came to mean shepherds' food, a stew of meat & vegetables'
goulash
800
'Journalist/novelist Pete Hamill has been editor-in-chief of the New York Post & this paper'
the (New York) Daily News
1000
'He was such a great poet that his unfinished "Western Star" won him a Pulitzer (his second) in 1944'
Stephen Vincent Benet
1000
'"Mona Lisa",
"The Crying Game",
"Interview with the Vampire"'
Neil Jordan
1000
'This early 20th century school designed with horizontal lines like the flatness of the land in the Midwest'
the Prairie School
1000
'Some say "Great Scott!" began as a tribute to the exploits of this Mexican War hero'
Winfield Scott
1000
'The 2003 movie "Shattered Glass" is set at this political magazine'
The New Republic