Word: ayyash
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Luckily, however, these early jitters disappear as the play moves onward. Rayd Abu-Ayyash '01 gives the production's most outstanding performance as Creon, King of Thebes, whose Machiavellian exterior hides a more compassionate realism that cares more for the living than for the dead. Declaring Polynices a traitor was a political expediency, yet Creon argues it has created a peace that Antigone's actions may threaten. Abu-Ayyash has Antigone's most finely drawn character in Creon, to be sure, but he does not shrink from the task, maintaining a strong, clean elocution and succeeding at keeping his long...
Beller and Rayd K. Abu-Ayyash '01, president of SAS, are spearheading the effort for their respective groups...
...year old child hiding behind his father's back, or a friend of mine who got killed, because they are civilians in their hometowns, while the soldiers were sent by the government to enforce the Israeli occupation in the West Bank," said SAS President Rayd K. Abu-Ayyash...
...fact that there were two vigils indicates that we might have different stakes in what is currently going on in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, and are affected by it differently," said Abu-Ayyash. "But the overarching consensus exists that we both hope and pray for peace in the Middle East...
...believe that a discussion group where people can exchange their views and emotions frankly is more productive to bring about understanding at Harvard and in the [issues involved with] the peace process in the Middle East," Abu-Ayyash said...