Word: lavine
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...think it’s wonderful that we can come together, hoping for peace,” Yonit D. Lavin ’09 said. “It doesn’t mean people don’t have very different opinions, but our ultimate goals for peace are the same...
...which he had not been involved. Simon greeted him wearing a handsome coat. Says Nichols: "It was an off night. The play had problems, real problems. After the performance, Neil took my arm, walked me down the alley, and said, 'Mike, so you really like my coat?'" Lavin recalls Simon's coming to rehearsal with a bad cold and remarking that even the clothes in his closet were sneezing. When one of Simon's daughters told Silverman, who plays Eugene Jerome, that he resembled pictures of Simon at the same age, the playwright turned and said, "The only piece...
...play's most rewarding role is not Eugene, as in the earlier plays of the trilogy, but his mother. Linda Lavin (of TV's Alice) gives a stunning performance. After a first act in which she seems to be a short-tempered drudge, this long-suffering mother gradually transmutes shrewishness and emotional blackmail into fidelity and a kind of noble forbearance. That transformation is the basic movement of the play. There is not a moment of sentiment or self-indulgence in Lavin's evocation, nor in the woman she is playing...
...undocumented students,” she said. “Harvard is actually really helpful with financial aid and stuff.” Students were particularly vocal on the issue of border control. “There are issues of safety,” Yonit D. Lavin ’09 said. “It is a very scary thing that anyone can just come into our country.” But some students said the government was playing on people’s fear of terrorism on U.S. soil. “I think that...
...keys, though, apparently work fine. So does that mean that Hurlbut is the new Hillel alternative for those locked out of Thayer? “Since Hurlbut is a very small dorm, it feels like a very overwhelming majority [is Jewish],” says Hurlbut resident Yonit D. Lavin ’09. And until the Thayer key situation works out, Hurlbut might just be a new campus hot-spot...