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...transitions on both ends could herald an end to an always-rocky town-gown relationship that was at a low point in recent years, say some observers of the Cambridge political scene...
...first half of the concert—the planned concert, that is—showcased the pieces that appear in Night Songs, starting with a triad of love songs by the lesser-known Austrian composer Joseph Marx. Radiant in a green Gianfranco Ferre gown, Fleming began with a theatrical interpretation of Marx’s “Nocturne,” and concluded the section with a powerful, expressive “Pierrot Dandy.” Thibaduet’s interpretation of Liszt’s “Ballade No. 2 in B Minor...
...audience gasped audibly when Hwang lifted up the gown she was wearing and exposed a deep, ghastly scar running down her belly which she said was from a crudely performed surgery during her time in captivity. She also took out her false teeth, and said that her real ones had been lost because Japanese soldiers punched her repeatedly in the mouth...
Looking back, McCready says he believes most Cantabrigians are ready to talk fairly with the University. But to his dismay, he says, a vocal anti-Harvard minority dominates town-gown discussions...
...soothsayers—employed post-grads, house tutors and fellow opportunity-hunters—do all of the above. But while you are at it do one other thing: get to the mall Cinderella and buy yourself a gown because at this ball those in pants-suits won’t get past the door...