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...worst and most dangerous, Hernandez and Cruz were only two of the thirteen Illinois death row inmates who were later exonerated; the reversals of these convictions—and 11 others—prompted Ryan to impose a moratorium on capital punishment in Jan. 2000, to the joy of anti-death penalty activists everywhere...
...Joy Fairfield ’03 and Austin Guest ’03-’05, participated in her summer workshops at Skidmore College—the Saratoga International Theater Institute (SITI)—as part of a group of sixty theater artists from around the world. While most of the other artists were above college age—“we were very young,” says Fairfield—both Harvard students agreed that the experience changed their artistic viewpoints...
This season will also afford increased opportunities for student writers. Along with Carmichael, Shelby J. Braxton-Brooks ’03, Ellenor J. Honig ’04 and Dan J. Poston ’04 will direct their own plays and Joy B. Fairfield ’03 will direct HouseBreakHeart, a play she adapted from George Bernard Shaw’s Heartbreak House...
Northeastern has been going through a difficult transition year. The Huskies started the season with freshmen making up half their roster. Coach Joy Woog, in her third season, had the majority of her recruits on the roster for the first time. She expected that the team would struggle with its youth at first, but she did not expect the struggles to continue to this point of the season. Woog drew further scrutiny when she cut two of her three senior captains from the team in early January...
...Year’s Eve parade felt no such compulsion, though. They did not guard their cardboard boats against the incipient wet; they did not scaffold their trash-bag puppets against the breeze. You might call this lack of prudence foolhardy, but you did not see the joy in the children’s lamp-lit faces on New Year’s Eve. Their cardboard might sag, their flowered sails might collapse, but for the ten minutes it took them to make two laps of the main street, their hope was infectious...