Word: leached
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Bryan W. Leach '00 said the police asked him in the courtyard if he knew of any students in the Fox Club living in Old Quincy...
...Leach told the police of one Quincy resident being initiated into the Fox. The police then knocked on doors in one entryway and asked residents if they had seen men wearing tuxedos...
Efforts to improve the recovery of looted art are under way. G.O.P. House Banking Committee chairman James Leach and Democrats Charles Schumer and Nita Lowey of New York are considering legislation that would require more careful research into the provenance of a work at the time of its sale. In August the National Jewish Museum in Washington launched the Holocaust Art Restitution Project, or HARP, a database and research institute dedicated to cataloging lost collections both in Europe and the U.S. The World Jewish Congress has established a similar project, headed by Ronald Lauder, the chairman of the board...
...what wit the characters do have. With the exception of Bryan W. Leach '00 as the staunchly paranoid Yossariar everyone in the cast exhudes two distinct talents: the ability to play a number of extremely different characters, and the ability to make each of them as delightfully absurd as possible. The script itself a tight-laced tango of double entendred and hysterically ironic scenarios, could only be mastered by a group of actor with impeccable comic timing and greaversatility. Particularly notable are Jame A. Carmichael '01 as the dry Lt. Co-Korn; Michael P. Davidson '00 as the stereotypical Italian...
Yossarian himself is rarely given the opportunity to participate in the deft comic timing that is going on all around him, which only adds more humor to his plight. As Yossarian, Leach remains stoic and earnest, but inevitably boring compared to his neurotic comrades. Watching him grow increasingly frustrated at their madness gives the audience fodder for amusement rather than a plea for sympathy. Leach portrays the perfect Yossarian--a man who has as many cyclical complexes as those around him, but whose personality grows pale in comparison to the army-green circus going on around...