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...this production, the stage at the Ex was set in the middle of the room at floor level, with risers with plastic chairs surrounding the `stage' on three sides. The stage was set in fifths, decorated only with the furniture necessary to convey each woman's room or environment. No walls partition the characters' domains from one another. The position of the stage below the audience, as well as the lack of physical separation between actors, ultimately adds to the play's effectiveness in addressing its viewers' own lives...
Greener said he foresees a drastic change in the way in which the party communicates, shifting the emphasis to satellite and cable communications as well as computer technology in order to convey the party's message to the people and enable people to respond...
...several years now, I have compared notes with many of my fellow teachers about the Harvard tradition of course-shopping, and I have heard many different impressions about it. In fact, almost every-one--including students--seems to have a distinct view on the matter. I will try to convey here a fairly representative range of faculty views...
While many details had been published earlier, those stories failed to convey the proposal's sheer size, audacity and intrusiveness into personal and business decisions. The plan, which President Clinton is scheduled to announce next Wednesday night, would push Americans away from private doctors and into less expensive group medical practices such as health-maintenance organizations. It would hold down the income of many doctors, hospitals, insurers and drug manufacturers through stringent federal cost controls. It would dramatically cut health-care costs for many large, high-wage companies such as automakers. But those costs would increase for many...
...apply. This was the year of the moderate Democratic Leadership Council, the year the media scoffed at far-left liberals like Tom Harkin and Jerry Brown, the year Bill Clinton proudly proclaimed himself a New Democrat. It was also the year George Bush (an Old Republican) failed to convey a single idea, goal, or reason for running...