Word: concert
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Institute of Politics or the Grape Coalition--which political or social action group was more "outstanding" this year? Which was the concert of the year--the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra or Kuumba, or the Pitches' and Krokodiloes' Valentines' Day Jam? And which is the House of the year? Cabot, Dunster, Kirkland, Leverett or the write-in of your choice...
...genuine, up-to-date, classic Broadway, true believers flock each spring to City Center for three new enthralling installments (of only five performances each) in the Encores! series. Now in its fifth season under executive director Judith Daykin, Encores! has spawned a Broadway hit (Chicago) and inspired concert programs in Los Angeles and Washington...
...Playing in Paine Hall for a lot of musicians is like playing in a real concert hall," she says. "If you're not intending to be a serious musician, it's not something you often get the opportunity...
...minds of the choir members, e-mails on the list are informal and intimate. There are no guarded responses here, like there would be if it were intended for public use." Members also contend it is easy to tell which posts are public--like an announcement of concert times and venues--and which are meant as private messages. So does the unendorsed use to material from such an e-mail list constitute an invasion of privacy...
...however, another, more tantalizing possibility. Consider the genes that give tomatoes their flavor, suggests Hamer's colleague Dr. Dennis Murphy of the National Institute of Mental Health. Even a simple trait like acidity is controlled not by a single gene but by as many as 30 that operate in concert. In the same way, he speculates, many genes are involved in setting up temperamental traits and psychological vulnerabilities; each gene contributes just a little bit to the overall effect...