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...lost on any scale.This power is undoubtedly strongest, however, on the smallest scale. And therein lies the success of the Sugan Theatre Company's production of This Lime Tree Bower, one of McPherson's earliest plays, currently playing at the Boston Center for the Arts. First produced in Dublin and shortly thereafter in London, This Lime Tree Bower brought McPherson international recognition. Its easy to see why. Whereas a play like The Weir loses something from the disconnectedness of its monologues, This Lime Tree Bower is a fugue for three voices, a careful interweaving of three characters and three stories...
...Bono--whose real name is Paul Hewson--was born in Dublin and was ostracized as a child, partially due to his mixed Catholic and Protestant background...
...date and prowl for sex. Ambitious start-up companies are churning out content to meet the billowing demand. Computer gaming has become a professional sport, with sponsorships, prize money and battles performed in public. "South Korea is a laboratory," says Daniel O'Neill, executive chairman of QoS Networks, a Dublin Internet company that plans to set up shop in Seoul next year. "You have a whole country that is a hotbed of Internet systems...
...Crimson joins members of the Harvard community today in remembering Christopher W. McEvoy '99, who died December 16 in Dublin, where he was studying medicine. Friends and family have characterized McEvoy as kind, dedicated and thoughtful. We would like to take a few moments to mention how he exemplified those traits during the time he spent working at 14 Plympton...
Christopher W. McEvoy '99, a former associate sports editor of The Crimson, died December 16 in Dublin, where he was a second year medical student at the Royal College of Surgeons...