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...Clinton volunteers themselves seem aware that the weight of emotion, and perhaps grassroots momentum, seems to lie with Obama, but they say they can deliver Pennsylvania for her. "I feel like this is when she really needs our support the most," said Elsa Louis-Charles, 34, a legal assistant from suburban Glenside. "I try not to watch the numbers so much." Hannah Miller, 31, of Philadelphia, signed up to volunteer hoping that Clinton would be the one to stand up against the war in Iraq and the increasingly militarized nature of American society. She said Pennsylvania will...
...creative freedom that abounds there. “[At MIT,] you can try something, and even if it don’t work, you can try something else,” he says. “And I really like that.” —Staff writer Elsa S. Kim can be reached at elsakim@fas.harvard.edu...
...works. Kellner’s images in “All Shook Up,” while revitalizing, are not revolutionary. They may not arouse any great emotions or cataclysmic questions, but, at the least, they’re very nice to look at.—Staff writer Elsa S. Kim can be reached at elsakim@fas.harvard.edu...
...reality?” to focus on questioning the experience at hand. Ultimately, this work allows the viewer to explore the questions of “theatricality” that “Arena” posed at the start. —Staff writer Elsa S. Kim can be reached at elsakim@fa.harvard.edu...
...measure of audience sympathy for Sweeney by handing the role to Depp, a magnificent star at the apogee of his powers. Depp's voice may be on the reedy side, but he's a true singing actor, making every note as persuasive as his words and gestures. Sporting an Elsa-Lanchester-as-the-Bride-of-Frankenstein streak of white in his full dark hair, Sweeney is, in a way, the monster created by the Judge's turpitude. Benjamin is effectively dead; Sweeney is his remorseless spirit, the deft hand of fate wielding a razor - shouting, "At last...