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...productions that at first glance don't seem particularly fun or uplifting?consider Oliver!'s homeless orphans in Dickensian London, or The Sound of Music's Von Trapp family harmonizing its way out of Nazi-occupied Austria. But in Seoul, novice theater director Jung Sung San is pushing the concept of the unlikely musical to a new extreme. Jung, 36, currently has a cast in rehearsal for a musical about the prison camps of North Korea...
...will open three more in Munich. The experiences of the women in your report are similar to mine. There is tremendous pressure on women in Germany to choose between having children or a career, unfortunately resulting in a decision by many women not to have a family. The concept of working outside the home in order to provide a good role model for your children and the best possible education for them has not yet taken root in German society, but there are signs of change on the horizon. Peg DeRose-Schaefer Haar, Germany Gay Virtues Critic Richard Corliss...
...wake polemical new groups on facebook.com, a renaissance for the synthesized orchestra hit, and increasingly vocal recognition for its composers ever since its web-launch in early February. According to Edward Bainton, a close friend of Jones and Foggitt who both produced and mastered the song, the concept occured to the duo as they sat in a Cambridge bar, discussing the obscene amounts of time they waste on the Facebook. “Tommy especially has this track record for making silly songs, and in the past we’ve recorded silly songs about things that have taken...
...Cambridge has certainly been open to debate on many issues and so I think that even to suggest that kids aren’t independent thinkers is completely off-base,” he said. “Our kids are very thoughtful and our schools embrace the concept of being different and debating that and learning from that...
...proud of this—but “Margaret Marian” made me feel a bit like an old lady. I am often asked if I plan on going by Margaret at some point—a coming-of-age ritual, perhaps. Though the concept isn’t completely foreign, as my newspaper byline shows, it seems far too strange to lose my identity. My sister on the other hand, loves using name changes as a piercing/tattooing substitute. In middle school, my sister rebelled, and realizing that she couldn’t get her name legally changed...