Word: experts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Kudos for this surprising success abound. Michele Fitzsimmons is clearly an effective director. The show, with few exceptions, flows smoothly from scene to scene, and many jokes which could have gone unnoticed were accentuated by actors' use of voice inflection or body language. Also expert are the choreographers: Diane Mullen, Ellen Fern, and Dana Smetherman. They've turned an unusually small stage into an adequate forum for elaborate song and dance...
Nelson, who will be the second politician in space--after space sickness expert Senator Jake Garn (R-Utah)--will participate in the Harvard-affiliated experiment. However, Diller stressed that Nelson "will not evaluate the experiment, only make sure the parameters are adhered to and that they are executed properly...
William Alfred, Lowell Professor of the Humanities and an expert on British literature, said the poem is definitely not Shakespeare's. "I don't think it's by Shakespeare at all, and if it is by Shakespeare, he wrote it in the sixth grade," Alfred said...
During term-time the downhill ski team travels to Nashoba Valley, Mass., thirty minutes away, to practice. "Unfortunatley it is a very small mountain," Weiner said. "They have no expert trails...
...Reagan Administration last week stood largely on the sidelines. The Administration's major Middle East initiative was to appoint a new special envoy for the peace process, to be stationed permanently in the region. The superdiplomat: Wat Cluverius, 50, a respected Middle East expert and former U.S. consul general in East Jerusalem. Cluverius will handle chores previously assigned to Assistant Secretary of State Murphy, who has shuttled between Washington and the Middle East since February...