Word: interactions
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...interact with our fellow human beings. I want to know the people who clean my office," she said...
...groups play a primary role in the life of many undergraduates, why do only 27 percent of student groups have office space? On a campus where we have so much to learn from our fellow students, why are there almost no common social spaces where we can meet and interact with our fellow classmates? These needs are clearly felt on campus, and the Undergraduate Council is attempting to make sure that the administration understands the view of the student body on this issue...
...true that there aren't that many avenues for grad school students [to interact]," says Lindemann, who, before the dinner party at which the squash league was born, did not know any students at the Kennedy School...
...movie world of many worlds, where humans interact with other intergalactic species, it just makes sense that live action should consort with puppeteering (Yoda is still voiced and manipulated by Frank Oz) and digital auteurism. So, yes, there must be real actors. It takes a real actor to stand on a bare stage and pretend it's the gigantic Galactic Senate, or to have an argument with an invisible junkman. And it takes a trusting actor to endure the secrecy attending a Star Wars production...
...play off of each other with such skill that it's useless to think of them as anything but an ensemble. And this is exactly what Mamet's piece calls for. American Buffalo is not so much about what happens to these characters as it is about how they interact, how they yell and fight and make up, how they desperately need each other because they have nothing else in the world. His ability to portray this sense of need, this soft underside to Mamet's otherwise brutal play, is Kellerman's greatest strength as the director of this piece...