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...children are flirting with middle age without much to show for it. Wendy is an unproduced playwright prone to bad fantasies (health) and good ones (she imagines she's won a Guggenheim fellowship). She's having an affair with a remarkably agreeable married man (the excellent Peter Friedman) that's not going anywhere, and she has an obscure desire to make up for past hostilities by placing her old man in a fancy nursing home. As her brother Jon points out, the patient really won't be able to discern the difference between that and more affordable accommodations. Jon, however...
...rate constant—was awarded a $25,000 prize from the Moody’s Foundation. “I want to stress how absolutely delighted everyone in the economics department is with the incredibly strong performance of our students,” said economics professor Benjamin M. Friedman ’66, the team’s faculty advisor. The Harvard Fed team, which is made up of captain Troy C. Murrell ’09, Colin J. Motley ’10, Akeel Rangwala ’11, William C. Schaub ’11, and Scott...
...many of its activities involve the city. “We really like to be involved in the Cambridge community because so many of our audience members come from Cambridge and our parade is a whole town thing, not just a Harvard thing,” said Talisa B. Friedman ’10, the Hasty Pudding’s spokeswoman. “Everyone in the Pudding had interaction with the performing arts at a very young age, and we just feel it’s very important that all students have an opportunity to experience theater...
...leftist President--Chile's Michelle Bachelet is also a socialist--the ABCs are spelling a model, "pragmatic socialism," says Jerry Haar, an international-business professor at Florida International University in Miami and a co-author of Can Latin America Compete? "They're managing the precarious balancing act between Milton Friedman and Santa Claus," says Haar, "drawing both to a more globally competitive middle...
...time that the U.S. realized the same. I believe in the exit strategy suggested by New York Times opinion writer Thomas Friedman—that is, a set withdrawal date accompanied by a last-ditch, United Nations-led effort to get the Iraqi political parties to reconcile. As Friedman argues, fear of U.S. withdrawal and of an all-out Iraqi civil war may be the only thing that will actually motivate Iraqi factions to resolve their differences. When M-11 took place, the War in Iraq was only in its second year. Now it’s been twice...