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...tried to do what they said. I learned a lot from Suki [Schorer] and Suzy [Pilarre]. Suki used to call me “Sushi,” like “Miso, sushi!”THC: Ballet competitions have played such an important role in your career??how did you approach them? MK: I don’t think competitions are necessary, but for my life, they were. When you have this strong goal you have to work towards, you improve so much more. So many people think of a competition as competing with other people...
...France in the twenties and thirties and finally to America where his artistic genius took off. In “Emeralds,” “Rubies” and “Diamonds,” Balanchine evokes each country that formed the basis of his career??their national spirit and the spirit of their ballet. “Jewels,” despite the obviousness of its eponymous theme, is a masterpiece, and the Boston Ballet Company rises to the challenge of presenting it as such.“Emeralds...
...research, government, and politics,” Lessig said in an interview Friday. “It’s a chance to do something that I wasn’t able to do anywhere else in the world.” Throughout the first part of his scholarly career??which included stints at Chicago, Harvard, and Stanford—Lessig focused on legal issues associated with the Internet and copyright law. He gained a strong following for taking a case to the Supreme Court in 2003 that challenged the constitutionality of current U.S. copyright...
...hampered by injuries in the last two games, scored a career-high eight points and dished out three assists in 24 minutes. His classmate forward Peter Swiatek impressed in the final four minutes of the game, as he scored four points—the first four of his collegiate career??and grabbed his first rebound in a Harvard uniform.“With Oliver we’re trying to work him back and it was good to see him back with some energy and spirit with the way he played and Swiatek gave us some quality minutes...
...point of the book is to take the glamour out of [photography],” says Leibovitz. Leibovitz hopes to show that photography is, after all, just work. “Annie Leibovitz at Work” documents many of the iconic photos Leibovitz has taken throughout her career??from Queen Elizabeth II to Mick Jagger, from Arnold Schwarzenegger to O.J. Simpson, its pages are an interesting and varied assortment of famous, and infamous, characters of this generation...