Word: collaborationism
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DIED. JOHN GREGORY DUNNE, 71, novelist, essayist and (in collaboration with his wife Joan Didion) screenwriter; in New York City. His novels (Dutch Shea, Jr.; True Confessions) were full of Irishry-tough and compassionate, knowing without being cynical, true expressions of a complicated, cranky, lovable man whose hatred of hypocrisy...
To further expose people to classical music, which the Yings admit can “seem separate from society,” the quartet sponsors LifeMusic, a project that commissions pieces from relatively unknown composers with “a distinctively American” sound that any audience can relate...
Companies are also excited about the prospects for improved "collaboration," particularly on conference calls. Several browser-based interfaces engendered by VOIP have turned these enduring hassles of corporate life into mere point-and-click exercises. It's now possible to initiate a conference call merely by clicking on contact names...
Though her bid against Mahan in the run for Kirkland House representative proved unsuccessful, current head of the technology team for the campaign A. Eleanor Luey ’04 similarly vouches for the duo. She says her former opponent approached her soon after, in hopes of striking a collaboration...
Opening night of the only Shakespeare play on campus this semester. A renowned physician’s daughter is determined to rid the French king of a strange illness, hoping that the favor will be returned with her choice of a husband. How will her chosen one react to being...