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Sadat called for preliminary planning after initial Egyptian victories in the October war, and Mashour took the cue to solicit bids from salvage firms in France, Italy, Holland, West Germany and Yugoslavia. Mashour is close to signing a contract, probably with a Dutch-West German-Yugoslav consortium. The first job of the clearers will be to rid the banks of their lethal carpet of mines, and that step alone should take a month. Then divers will go into the water to pinpoint the positions and depths of wrecks. Silt, once thought to be a major barrier to reopening, will...
...practical problems while attempting to give working drawings or models of the finished product to his technical director. The lighting designer faced with obstacles many of which must remain unknown until he or she sees the set, talks with the director, and fully knows the show from light cue to light cue. And of course, the good critic will spend time with those unsung heroes--the techies--those premed and pre-law students who devote hours to painting, hanging, hammering, and creating what the critic will see on opening night...
...that prizes subtle, intimate musical expression over the splashy sound and bravura display of solo and orchestral work. Each, whether he is naturally lighthearted, like Flutist Karl ("Fritz") Kraber, or intensely dedicated, like Oboist Charles Kuskin, must have the empathy to take a tempo from a nod or a cue from a raised eyebrow...
Harvard's other pair of ends--Mitch Berger and Joe Mackey--shut down any semblance of a ground game with awesome play. Penn tried to take Dartmouth's cue and run the option, but both Berger and Mackey met Vaughn deep in the backfield. "That's the only way to play it--hit him," Berger said after the game. "That way, he'll hesitate a bit before he considers coming my way again." With his brand of friendly persuasion, Berger caused two fumbles, one of which was recovered by Mackey...
Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE...