Word: humanity
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...commentary! The Beckers, for example, a parody of the '50s ideal of the suburban family, addresses the important and apparently relevant issue of teenage cannibalism. My other favorite, No Neck Joe, is not quite so high-brow. The title is pretty self-explanatory. The main character is a little human with no neck and the whole of the plot rests of the fact that No Neck Joe has no neck and can't do some of the things his necky friends...
...engaging intellectual experience for audiences; it's a very different take on the Creation story. Says Korn, " It tells the story in the most beautiful way I've seen it." According to Asnes, the show "brings mythical figures down to earth;" even God is a role with human characteristics, capable of making mistakes. Audiences should also expect to be intrigued by the show's in-depth exploration of the relationship between parents and children. Korn emphasizes the fact that the play "takes the [Creation] story and uses it as a taking off point to explore other things...
...Ethics and the Professions, Health Policy and Mind/Brain/Behavior programs have been put into place, while recent gifts have made centers such as the Carr Center for Human Rights possible...
Hauser, a self-described Rockefeller Republican, began her career in the Justice Department after law firms told her they were not interested in hiring women. Soon she was writing speeches for then-President Richard M. Nixon and was appointed to the U.N. Commission on Human Rights...
Moral Reasoning 22, "Justice" comes in a close second with an enrollment of 789. With 437, Science B-29, "Human Behavorial Biology" is the third largest course on campus, according to the registrar's Web site...