Word: caste
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...however, "It's no longer a vote cast in a vacuum. It's a vote with real consequences," he said...
After a tough Columbus Day weekend at the Berkeley Tournament in California, the Crimson found the going easier against the Engineers. Led by sophomore Peter "The King" Richards' hat trick and a strong supporting cast, the Crimson players acted like seasoned veterans...
...Told You So Dept.: Winthrop House residents will cast ballots for Undergraduate Council seats for the second time this week. Former council chair Noam A. Bramson '91 said the results of the first election were invalidated because of reports that some students had cast more than one ballot...
...fragile beauty has cast her on film as Isadora Duncan, Mary Queen of Scots and Guinevere. Her toughness made her an anti-Nazi adventurer in Julia and a fierce literary agent in Prick Up Your Ears. Onstage in the summer of 1986 in London, she demonstrated her range by alternating as the worldly queen in Antony and Cleopatra and the humiliated, housebound maiden in The Taming of the Shrew. If anything linked those two roles, it was only the pained look they shared, that unforgettable gaze from those grave and piercing eyes as they take in the unimaginable perfidy...
Although she makes films elsewhere, Hollywood has not cast Redgrave since Yanks in 1979. She has secured only sporadic U.S. TV work. Other actors report that merely suggesting her for a role is enough to damage their own careers. The protest peaked in 1982, when the woman whom Redgrave was playing called for her to be ousted from the Emmy-winning lead in Arthur Miller's CBS-TV drama Playing for Time. Politics also excluded her from being cast in the Broadway drama Plenty. That same year, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, allegedly fearful of disruptions and of losing donor support...