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Onstage, under David Warren's direction, Laura Linney takes the Hepburn part of Linda Seton, of the megamoneyed Fifth Avenue Setons. Linda is a would-be free spirit who falls for her straitlaced sister's fiance, a poor-born but quick-climbing lawyer. Though Linney has brightness and passion, Hepburn's telltale intonations--everything from her offhand pluckiness to her tremulous indignation--keep surfacing. As the fiance, Tony Goldwyn has better luck sliding out from under Grant's broad-shouldered shadow, although he escapes partly through lack of intensity; he doesn't fully engage us in his struggle between...
...Laura S. Kang '99, who was elected co-education/political chair, agreed that the organization plans to unite students from various backgrounds...
...Laura B. Mutterperl '97, a board member of Harvard Students for Israel, said Chomsky's speech contained a mix of facts and opinions...
...miss the femininity of Cello--four women (Maria Kitsopoulos, Laura Bontrager, Maureen McDermott and Caryl Paisner) and four cellos, with an eclectic, smoothly performed repertoire that ranges from John Adams' Nixon in China to Miles Davis' So What. For its first album, released in 1990 by Pro Arte, the group (with slightly different membership) posed in black cocktail dresses, an image the quartet now wants to downplay. "We were not happy with that picture," says Paisner, who founded the group in 1988. "We thought it was a little too sexy, although it succeeded in getting attention. But people were inclined...
...challenging because we're swimming off events," said senior co-captain Laura Koerckel, who took first place in the 1,000-meter freestyle event. "It was important to stay focused and race. You have to take everybody seriously. You know that they're working as hard...