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...combination of an interesting but unobtrusive set with sell-considered pacing and blocking keeps things lively, as when the action shifts to a different level of the set at the beginning of the second act. The blocking neatly reveals the relationship between Edward (Jon King) and Lavinia (Jody Barrett). During arguments they take opposite sides of the stage; each needs the other in order to know what his own, invariably opposing opinions is. By the end of the play, their physical awkwardness betrays their attempts and failures at closeness...
...personalities, even celebrity convicts, who talk to the media. But the Queen doesn't give interviews, and her public appearances on this trip were so fleeting. I sometimes thought I could learn as much by examining her profile on a British postage stamp." For White House Correspondent Laurence Barrett, reporting the Queen's visit to President Reagan's Rancho del Cielo involved a harrowing trip by van along narrow mountain roads, fording storm-swollen streams, then marking time in rain, wind and fog. "At times like these," he muses, "one is tempted to long for the days...
...Magnuson. Reported by Laurence I. Barrett and Gregory H. Wierzynski/ Washington
...Walter Isaacson. Reported by Laurence I. Barrett and Neil MacNeil/Washington
...novel Love Story, the bartender of a former Harvard Square drinkery. Cronin's, toasts the Crimson's top hockey player at the time. Oliver Barrett, caling him "the best Harvard hockey player since the Cleary brothers." If a sequel were written now, a Boathouse publican might well toast Mark and Scott Fusco as "the best Harvard hockey players since Oliver Barrett...