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...schools across New York City. The play follows Sun as she teaches a 10th grade class at the Bronx’s Malcolm X High School to read, analyze, and ultimately perform Timberlake Wertenbaker’s 1988 play “Our Country’s Good?? over the course of a six-week theater workshop. Wertenbaker’s play tells the story of a group of convicts who, themselves, must band together to put on a play—so that “No Child” is, as the school janitor observes amusedly...
...junior guard Niki Finelli said. “It’s finishing our little shots that counted today. We need to take pride in those individually in finishing, and that’s what it came down to.”LIGHTS OUTProvidence was supposed to be good??but not this good.“We went into the zone because we knew they were a very athletic team,” senior co-captain Jessica Knox said. “We knew they had a couple good shooters, but we weren’t expecting them...
...novel’s plot, Orion and other abridgers strip novels of their essence. A classic does not become a classic just because it has an interesting story line, or else Stephen King would be on the AP English syllabus. Rather, a work is considered “good?? because it points to something deeper, in society or in ourselves, beyond the realm of ordinary human experience. Tolstoy’s genius was to take something as banal as Anna’s infidelity and give it a darker psychological twist...
...opposition if Lin continues to gain experience and composure over Harvard’s first few games, becoming more able to channel and control his intensity. “He has a fearlessness about him,” Amaker says. “That’s good??as long as he plays under control.” Lin also recognizes that this lack of control is an area he needs to improve in. “I have a tendency to play too fast,” Lin says. “[Amaker] just wants...
...Harvard Law School in 1977, said it was “not self-evident” that the incursion of government-controlled firms and funds into capital markets would bring negative results, he said U.S. policy should be based on the “normative assumption that markets are good?? as long as they remain efficient and transparent. “It’s in our DNA,” he said. Cox said that even under the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt, during which Congress created the SEC, the role of government in markets remained limited...