Word: heir
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...Heir. Thurs., April 20-Sat., April 22. 8 p.m. Agassiz Theater. $7; $5, student/seniors. Tickets available at box office. When Allegra M. Richards ’09 and Nathan D. Johnson ’09 came to Harvard, neither of them had experience with full-length musicals. In fact, Richards, the executive producer of this year’s freshman musical, “On the Heir,” had never even been a producer before. “We started to work on this project about the beginning of October,” says Richards...
...here. [The musical] sort of stayed in the back of my head because it was Harvard and I didn’t think I would get in.” Now, two years later, Nick is the composer and lyricist for the Freshman Musical, “On the Heir.” No stranger to the world of theater, Commins acted in nearly 22 musicals while in high school. “I did a musical every semester. I was always acting,” he says. A native of San Francisco, Nick was a committed member...
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas wasn't shy about his preference in last week's Israeli election: Ariel Sharon's heir Ehud Olmert and his centrist Kadima party. Kadima did win, but barely, capturing 29 of the 120 Knesset seats. "I wish Olmert had more seats," Abbas sadly told his aides. "Now he can't give us anything...
...Khartoum for an Arab league summit last week, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas received hourly dispatches on the vote in the Israel elections. There was no secret about who he wanted to win: Ehud Olmert, leader of the centrist Kadima party, and political heir to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, who has lain in a coma since January. Olmert's party did better than any other; but Kadima scooped up just 29 of the 120 seats in the Knesset. Opinion polls before the vote had suggested that it would win nearly 40. "I wish Olmert had more seats," Abbas told his aides...
...Menand, recent events are “unfortunate because the momentum was there in spite of all the troubles.” But Menand feels that the faculty will still have significant input in the future of the Curricular Review, which should take the onus off of the heir to the throne.But no matter what questions the future president of Harvard has to answer, everything depends on who gets chosen to sit in the hot seat...