Word: anna
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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WARREN'S WEAKNESS, HOWEVER, does not hamper the rest of the performers, who, with their loud resounding voices and melodramatic characterizations convey Don Giovanni's licentiousness. Their hatred, and not Giovanni himself, provides the momentum for the three-hour production. As Donna Anna, whose father Giovanni killed after failing to seduce the daughter, Anita Ashur conveys brilliantly her character's maniacal desire for revenge through her vibrantly loud voice. Ashur's clearly enunciated voice has a spectacular range, and even during songs with the ensemble, her voice stands...
...Cherry Hill, N.J. native has also been named a co-captain of the 1984-85 squad. Joining her will be sophomore forward Anna Collins, who was third on the squad in scoring this season (7.6 ppg). The six-foot Livonia, Mich. native was also the Crimson's second-best re-bounder, with 5.8 per game...
Harvard (46)--Wendy Joseph 5-0-10; Valjordan 3-0-6; Anna Collins 2-0-4; Anthe Kelly 0-0-0; Nancy Boutilier 4-0-8; Erin Sugrue 3-0-6; Gina Barkelly McBridge 0-0-0; Garot Greens...
...daughter is all that is known about her to this day. Somewhat more information is circulating about the rest of his family, although it is hard to know how much is fact and how much is the work of Soviet mythmakers. The name of Chernenko's wife is Anna Dmitrievna. She is in her 60s and is apparently in good health. She is said to love the theater and the cinema, and on occasion has arranged private screenings of Soviet movies for other Kremlin wives. Chernenko's son Vladimir, who is in his late 30s, is an executive of Goskino...
...DIED. Anna Anderson Manahan, 82, who spent 62 years trying to prove that she was the Grand Duchess Anastasia, youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II and only survivor of the 1918 execution of the Russian imperial family at Ekaterinburg (now Sverdlovsk); of pneumonia; in Charlottesville, Va. Contending that she survived the slaughter by hiding behind one of her dead sisters, "Anastasia" was rejected as an impostor by Romanov relatives. She married Historian John E. Manahan in 1968. Her life became the subject of many books and was the basis of the movie Anastasia...