Word: containers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...text in hand or purchase it at the theater. Playwrights, actors and the government care. The result is variety and vitality. In the West End, London's equivalent of Broadway, 28 shows are currently running, compared with 19 on Broadway. Not all are dramatically superior works. They contain wheezy old crowd pleasers like Dame Agatha Christie's The Mouse Trap, now in its 24th year, and such flimsy sex farces as Let's Get Laid and No Sex Please, We're British. Yet a fundamental difference between London and New York City is that the English...
...Thursday, the first day of Passover, the food services served meals which included cheese and meat sandwiches and breaded veal cutlets, both of which contain leavened bread, which is prohibited for Jews during Passover...
...Richard N. Goldstein, assistant professor of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics at the Medical School, said the risks of the experiments are unknown and that he has "serious reservations" about the laboratory's ability to contain the organisms...
Boston's officially approved "combat zone" in the Washington Street area is designed to contain the spread of "adult" entertainment, but the city also has a conservative district attorney and an activist vice squad. In the past several months police raided every porn moviehouse and bookstore within the combat zone. In one shop they ripped out the minimovie machines, carting them off as evidence. "The cops want to show they're there," said Attorney Morris Goldings, Boston's leading obscenity lawyer, who acquired some 15 new clients in the crackdown. "Every guy knows that one day he is going...
...exhibit shows the changes of this image over the last hundred years. The earlier formal portraits present the upper middle class surrounded by the proud symbols of wealth and status--bridal pictures from the turn of the century contain Victorian carpets, chairs and paintings. The tradition hasn't disappeared; John Howell's brides still pose in front of windows draped in velvet, or parade on polished marble in front of elegant settees. But more and more, as Bachrach says, "The upper middle class kids are turning away from wanting formal portraits. They want only candids and stainless steel...