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...hopes to use other media in her work. “In ‘Blasted,’ we incorporated video into the theater. I’m really interested in doing that.” For her, the theater seems to be the great middle ground, a place where the artistic community can come together to appreciate all its many facets: “What I love about the theater is that you can combine all of these things together, and it just seems like such a great way to keep up on all my passions...
...last time with 32 seconds left to bring the final score to 12-9. The Crimson defense played with intensity throughout the game, fighting through exhaustion on long Cornell possessions to keep to hang tough. Sophomore Delia Pais led the defensive effort, forcing two turnovers and picking up four ground balls on the day. “I think our defense played extremely well,” Schoen said. “The goalie [senior Kathryn Tylander] made some key saves.” Draw controls proved to be one of the Crimson’s downfalls, as the team...
...moment in his tech career though, Jewett would point to a particularly challenging piece of woodwork from a play he did freshman year. “We had to move these 14-foot-by-six-foot wagons that were suspended so that they didn’t touch the ground across the stage in only a few seconds. That was kind of tough.” Jewett is an Earth and Planetary Sciences concentrator who grew up sailing and particularly likes the fact that Boston has so much water. The Winthrop House resident also serves as treasurer on the Winthrop...
...stress and the impact it has on the body. My daily routine is dealing with aircrafts that have anywhere between two and four hundred people on board, and that are traveling at about 600 miles an hour. They all have an objective - to get the airplane on the ground as quickly as possible. And I have to be the traffic cop. In the high-density terminal environment, there's one individual who has to pull it all together, and that...
...labor dispute a couple of years ago that has now transitioned into a safety issue. The FAA had a mandate from Congress to start running things like a business, to be more cost-effective. That has manifested itself in the rise of runway incursions [airplanes invading each other's ground space]. These are very clearly the result of a reduction in staffing, a decline in experience, and an increase in the use of employee overtime, which leads to increased fatigue. The result is a 300% to 400% increase in operational errors. Listen, this is a great job and I will...