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...know Prince Charles. Long-serving apprentice to the British throne; sidles through walkabouts with an anxious grin; royally messed up his marriage to Diana; lives high off the British taxpayer while he rails against modern architecture; talks to his plants. Ineffectual, eccentric, emotionally stunted. Oh, and maybe he'll step aside to let his dreamboat son William become the next King? Charles, who says he is "one of those people who feel very strongly and deeply about things," strongly and deeply resents that image and the newspapers who promote it. His staff is laboring to change it. An important front...
...three Hasty Pudding shows, and it was more fun than anything,” Fingleton says, grinning. “I had the lead female role once…I played the goddess Diana. I made my entrance on a cloud with grapes on my ears and a red wig. It was very silly and more fun than I could imagine...
...fact, a 1967 Crimson review of that very production, “A Hit and A Myth” describes Fingleton’s performance as a “magnificent visual characterization of Diana...
Apart from a few recent temporary sculptures, the stone pedestal on the northwest corner of Trafalgar Square has stood empty since 1841. Londoners have long had their own ideas of what kind of statue should go on the plinth: Princess Diana! Margaret Thatcher! A giant pigeon! But lacking a permanent solution, a government-appointed committee last year picked two works that would each occupy the spot for up to 18 months. Marc Quinn, 41, creator of Alison Lapper Pregnant, says he wanted his work to reflect classical influences while addressing a contemporary social issue. "Disabled people are largely underrepresented...
...celebration of National Coming Out Day yesterday, students stood behind a table draped in rainbow flags outside the Science Center, blasting Diana Ross’s “I’m Coming Out” from an iPod and shouting, “Happy Coming Out Day!” to other students on their way to class. “The goals of Coming Out Day at Harvard are to increase visibility and to increase awareness,” said Joshua D. Smith ’08, the political chair of Harvard’s Bisexual...