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First of all, the Currier House Fishbowl is not a space conducive to theater, but thanks to a valiant effort by the director Betsy Menes and an ingenious set designed by Tony Simon, the play is both convincing in its scenes of magical transformation and involving in its proximity to...
Cray, 33, heard Clapton before he had completed his classical blues curriculum, and the music on his fifth and newest album, Strong Persuader, a collaboration among several songwriters, has the cool and sexy finesse of prime Eric, even as it does the grand masters proud. "I try to keep my...
Today, Cooperson speaks five languages fluently, including French, Modern Greek, Arabic and Hebrew, and he has some knowledge of Spanish and German. An honors concentrator in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Cooperson has taken a literature class in Greek, a philosophy class in Hebrew, and is currently studying classical Arabic...
The image travel begins after a prayer of guidance, during which participants hold hands in a circle. Then, urging each member to take his crystal, to close his eyes and to relax, Moore turns on a tape of soft, classical music and starts her story.
The term totalitarian, first used in the late '20s, was not fully developed until the late '40s and early '50s, when a classical literature arose describing a new kind of tyranny created in this century. What made totalitarianism unique was its militant, messianic ideology; its mobilization of the masses; its...