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...vote? 2004: An Election Year Odyssey, an original one-act play performed this past weekend in the Adams House Pool Theater, attempted to answer this question with a Dickens’ Christmas Carol-like pastiche of history lessons, reworked Broadway show tunes, forced rhymes, and both good and bad jokes...
Despite what the title may imply, this play’s primary inspiration is Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol with a political twist. The drama follows the story of a young, undecided voter as he visits the lighthearted past, sectarian present and grim future of voting in America. Only the Adams House Drama Society could give us something this original and unorthodox. Friday, Saturday 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. $4 students, $3 Adams House residents. Adams House Pool Theatre (13 Bow Street...
...event’s co-chair, Carol S. Lee ’05, said it was a success and raised about $50,000, which is about $6,000 more than last year...
...usually set our prices at the beginning of the semester, and they usually stay that way for the whole year,” said Carol J. Bird, an employee at the Dash Caf?...
...results over time are not glamorous. According to Dr. Carol Frey, an orthopedic surgeon in Manhattan Beach, Calif., 76% of American women suffer from foot deformities or afflictions such as bunions, hammertoes, pinched nerves, calluses and ingrown toenails as a result of wearing inappropriate shoes. More than 50% of U.S. women are limping around with a bunion--a bony bump at the joint of the big toe. Compare that with a rate of less than 10% for men and 5% among unshod populations like Fiji Islanders. "There's nothing wrong with the human foot," says Frey. "It does not need...