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...around this problem is to catch the audience off-guard, to confront them with their own existence while they're in that state of nonjudgment. To have the actors in a production approach individual members of the audience during the production--to surprise the audience with the fact that they can be observed--might just work. This is exactly the technique used by the Institute for Advanced Theater Training in their production of Bertolt Brecht's St. Joan of the Stockyards three weeks ago in the Loeb Ex, and it works wonders. To feel sympathy for a beggar...
Disproving the myth of Boston's cultural paucity is now only a matter of 20 minutes' distance by commuter rail. The Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University has mounted a show with the catch-all title of Visual Memoirs: Selected Paintings and Drawings, featuring the work of area artists over the last 25 years and curated by Carl Belz, director emeritus of the museum. Belz had a large part in committing the Rose to its program of displaying local work, especially through the annual exhibitions of Boston's artists. Visual Memoirs surveys the more than 400 works in the Rose...
Harvard will be hard-pressed to catch No. 1 Brown, which has a six-point lead in the standings with just five conference games remaining. If the Bears win the regular-season title, the Crimson must win the ECAC Tournament to get an automatic bid to the AWCHA national championships in Boston March...
...more exhaustive procedure, Sobel says, often allows the doctors at the clinic to catch problems that might be overlooked in a shorter exam...
...very good reason. Burgeoning Web companies face the prospect of a 20-year-old being able, across international boundaries, to halt the entire business of a multibillion-dollar corporation. Private industry isn't about to wait for law enforcement agencies - and the problems of international cooperation - to catch up to this wily young crop of mischief-seekers. In fact, firms may be more willing to cooperate with their fellow e-businesses than with big government agencies, particularly those from other countries, for fear of compromising web secrets. So if you're looking for a hot stock in the Internet world...