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They need court approval to alter the trust, so they have asked for permission to extend gallery hours, increase the admission charge and reinvest the foundation's $10 million trust fund. Security must be beefed up, they say, and the antiquated galleries need climate controls, new lighting and fire protection. While those renovations are in progress, the collection would be removed to an undecided location. Most radical of all, the trustees are proposing a traveling show of 80 Barnes paintings (possibly among them: Matisse's The Joy of Life and Cezanne's The Card Player) that would go to Washington...
...Princeton University commission's report on undergraduate social life discusses changes that could alter the traditional balance between its residential college and eating club systems...
...middle of a street like the two construction gangs completing the Union Pacific Railroad. The significance of this union was unclear, but all hell broke loose anyway. Both men were delighted with the media frenzy they had ignited. "Everything is perfect," intoned Jacques Barzaghi, Brown's spooky alter ego, clad in his trademark black beret...
Through Gardner's witty alter ego, Shalhoub, the playwright evokes a more innocent -- and more malignant -- era, flavoring the immigrant struggle with the sour salt of Jewish proverbs: "Sleep faster, we need the pillow." Eddie sometimes goes on so long the play could be retitled Monologues with My Children. But there is not a weak spot in the large cast, sensitively directed by Daniel Sullivan. Margulies is a geriatric standout, and Hirsch gives the most uncompromising and indelible performance of his career. Producers are always searching for actor-proof roles. Here is something rarer: role-proof actors...
Contractors have agreed to alter their early morning schedules to conform with college student schedules, she added...