Word: inked
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...first time since Michael Eisner became chairman a decade ago, the Walt Disney Co. reported a quarterly loss. The $77.8 million in red ink was attributable to Euro Disney, which has lost nearly $1 billion in its first fiscal year. Not that the experience has driven Disney to swear off theme parks. In Manassas, Virginia, Disney announced plans to build an American- history theme park near there...
...much has been written about Alan Bennett's new play, The Madness of George III, that going to see it may almost seem redundant. Adding to the gallons of ink spent on both sides of the Atlantic praising Alan Bennett's writing and Nigel Hawthorne's performance as the title character would be tedious if the accolades were not so richly deserved. Everything you've heard is true--this is a phenomenal play and will probably never receive a performance as rich as the one it is now getting...
...cereal aisle two students toss each other bottles of gatorade. In the doorway, a balding man scratches at his lotto ticket, breath held in suspended anticipation. Robert places a black, plastic bucket upside down in front of one of the registers. It reads, "CLOSED," scrawled in black and orange ink across its belly (Halloween colors). The lines have disappered: the store grows suddenly quiet. Robert and Bonnie relax. Their shift only half-over, they wait casually for the next rush...
...word "drawing" often brings to mind traditional pen-and-ink creations of Leonardo DaVinci's sketchbooks. In the 90s, however, the term has been largely redefined. This new look at what "drawing" really means is one of the strengths of the Boston Center for the Arts' fall exhibition "The Drawing Show...
...SOMEWHAT FOR GETFUL, I admit--a fact which was really brought home to me late last Tuesday night when I went to print out a composition due the next day. My ink cartridge had run out a few months ago and I had never replaced it. No ink, no printing...