Word: bernsteins
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News Editor for This Issue: Joseph R. Palmore '91 Night Editors: Seth A. Gitell '91 Lan N. Nguyen '93 Phillip M. Rubin '93 Eric S. Sollowey '91 Editorial Editors: Emily M. Bernstein '90 Katherine E. Bliss '90 Feature Editor: Melissa R. Hart '91 Sports Editor: Michael R. Grunwald '92 Photo Editor: Kedron A.V. MacDonald Ali F. Zaidi '92 Copy Editor: Brett R. Huff...
...actresses play five characters. Cheri Magnello plays Louise, the over-worked nurse; Andrea, a lawyer; and Sam, a painter. Victoria Pittman plays Alex and Dr. Emily Bernstein, an over-worked physician. The two succeed in avoiding confusion by making large changes of character and small changes of costume. The nurse grasps a briefcase to become a lawyer, a paintbrush to become a painter. Though Magnello and Pittman are convincing in each of their roles, in the quick changes, they often need more than a moment to find their new characters...
...newest diva on the international music scene. Her coronation came last fall with her Metropolitan Opera debut as Gilda in Rigoletto, the season's major event. "Ah, she is beautiful!" croons Pavarotti, her co-star. "So tall! And she has beautiful musicality, beautiful voice, beautiful phrasing." Leonard Bernstein, who chose Anderson for the new recording of his operetta Candide, likens her to Jennie Tourel, among others, in "the sense of vocal color, of the dramatic use of technique and the endless drive to work hard...
First, you claim that the council "has yet to address" the issues of clean water and internal mail. This is true if you look only at what takes place on the council floor. If your Woodward and Bernstein wannabees ever bothered to attend committee meetings or our individual meetings with deans and other administrators, you would see that work is being done on both these important issues...
...Bolcom's invention. Louis Moreau Gottschalk, the Civil War-era virtuoso, wrote symphonies as well as show pieces. Charles Ives, whom Bolcom greatly admires, embedded folk songs in his massive orchestral works. Gershwin composed both opera and musical comedies, and in later years Kurt Weill, Virgil Thomson and Leonard Bernstein, among others, have distinguished themselves as musical magpies. Some think, in fact, that eclecticism is what is now fashionable in this unideological age, and that is partly what accounts for Bolcom's recent success...