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...might be useful, but knowing how to program a computer to count cookies serves absolutely no practical purpose, and charging $40 to students who cannot do so in the allotted time is spiteful. Harvard College administration should do some quantitative reasoning of its own, and stop the "QRR tax." Jonathan E. Sigel...
...project, which is co-sponsored by the Undergraduate Council's ad hoc Committee on Security, began selling the hand-held sirens for $6 each on April 19, according to council Chair Robert C. Rhew '92. Committee members include Jonathan K. Hsu '94, David G. Lefer '93, David A. Aronberg '93 and Associate Dean of Students Ellen Hatfield Towne...
Journalists who have limned her, or tried, believe Kelley is capable of the ^ same kind of petty reprisals and organized stonewalling that she herself has confronted over the years in her incessant Hoovering of famous figures. After Washington Post book critic Jonathan Yardley panned Kelley's biography of Elizabeth Taylor in 1981, he received a gilded Gucci box wrapped with gold ribbon. "Inside," says Yardley, "was a bag of fish heads and a postcard of Liz Taylor giving me the finger." The card was signed, "From the friends of Kitty Kelley...
When Miss Saigon opened in London in 1989, it had two stars, Lea Salonga as Kim and Jonathan Pryce as the Engineer. The Broadway production has three. Pryce and Salonga are repeating (indeed, enhancing) their West End triumphs. She is incandescently in command of the stage; he still gets the sardonic laughs owed to his Dickensian lampoon of a conniver, yet has transmuted him into a full-blown tragic figure, a victim of global politics all the sadder for being so streetwise. They are joined in the spotlight by Willy Falk in the role of Kim's G.I. lover, Chris...
This play is almost as poorly produced as it is directed. Jonathan Quander's sets and costumes are uninspired, and the use of stage space is egregious. Though many scenes creatively utilize the balconies, Quander has unwisely placed a runway that extends from the mainstage. In addition, several of the runway scenes are staged with the actors' and actresses' backs facing half the audience at a time. Better blocking could save some scenes, but in those scenes staged beneath the back balcony, the action is invisible to some audience members...