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Thus the play casts a cocked eye??and the occasional errant juggling ball—at the many stages of life that follow the epididymis men’s procreative dance. In one particularly revealing number, As You Like It’s “seven ages of man” speech is set to Queenly guitars as the four men take places behind rock instruments...
While Guzzetti says Nair felt uncomfortable with “technical stuff,” he says Nair always had “an eye?? for seeing a story from start to finish...
...warm, folksy sound, immersed in twanging banjo and shuffling guitar. The consequence of this, from a band used to more complex arrangements, is that Beggar Boys ultimately suffers from boredom, especially around the middle of the album where simplistic roots-rock anthems like “Evil Eye?? are so unengaging that it’s hard to believe that this is a band with not one but two full concept albums behind them...
...foul, pointing to the alleged vilification of France by the Bush Administration in the run-up to war in Iraq as a justification for Kerry’s disrespectful attitude towards the nations that took part in the coalition. While this “eye for an eye?? argument might satisfy partisans, it does nothing to address the question of whether the nation will in fact have a less ideological foreign policy, as Kerry argues is his goal. Politics of course has never stopped at the water’s edge, and vigorous and even fierce debate...
Subtitled “Picasso’s Le meutre and the gender of bathing,” this is the third lecture in the continuing “Bathers, Bodies, Beauty : the Visceral Eye?? series at Sanders Theatre. The talk will look at the impressionist representation of women and their place in art history. Lecturer Linda Nochlin is a Professor of Modern Art at NYU’s Institute of Fine Arts and specializes in the art of the 19th and 20th centuries. Part of the critically acclaimed Norton lecture series. Admission free. 4 p.m., doors opens...