Word: bernsteins
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...life in Free-lance Nation, where an estimated 1 in 4 workers are cobbling together a living outside the bounds of full-time employment--either through contract work, part-time jobs, temp assignments or some combination of the three. The recession has led to an increase in what Jared Bernstein, a senior economist at the Economic Policy Institute, calls "involuntary entrepreneurs," people like Nieva-Woodgate, who would much prefer to have a full-time...
...watch the Jets and the Sharks physicalize their confidence and tension by leaping and twirling. Jerome Robbins’ choreography isn’t the only reason to watch this Romeo and Juliet update. There’s also a masterful set of songs here, written by Leonard Bernstein ’39 and a young Stephen Sondheim. This is one of the few musicals where each song is better than the one that came before it—and in a musical featuring “Something’s Coming” and “America?...
...been very serious about musical involvement in college. I told him yes, and that I was loving it, happy to note that we are the oldest continually performing symphony orchestra in the country (est. 1808). Happy to tell him that our conductor, James Yannatos, studied with Bernstein and has been pegged for the assistant conductor position with the Boston Symphony. But happiest to tell him that we’re just really good. “Yeah, I bet there aren’t any slouches in that orchestra,” he said...
...both sides of the personal computing world. To kick things off in style, the staff held an Out of the Box event at which the kids unpacked and were introduced to their electronic sidekicks for the first time. "There was an incredible amount of excitement and energy," Alan Bernstein, Packer's assistant head, recalls. "It was sort of like unwrapping Christmas presents." Out of the Box days have since become an annual Packer tradition...
According to Bernstein, The Harvard Lampoon—a semi-secret Sorrento Square social organization that used to occasionally publish a so-called humor magazine—pushed already inflamed tempers over the breaking point, when they mocked Princeton students and spread rumors of Harvard’s decision to snub Princeton in their magazine...