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American-born Marlin Levin, 62, who has spent nearly all of his professional life in Jerusalem, covered the festering problems between Israel's Sephardic (Mediterranean and Middle Eastern) and Ashkenazic (Central and East European) communities. On this subject Levin is an optimist, with good reason. This spring his two Jerusalem-born sons, of Ashkenazic background, both married Sephardic women. "Not every mixed marriage will bridge the gap," he says. "Still, it could defuse the problem in one generation...
...high-tech occupations will continue to grow, it will be dwarfed by jobs requiring little or no higher education. An additional 53,000 computer technicians will be needed by 1995, but business will be looking for 800,000 building custodians. Observed Stanford University Researchers Russell Rumberger and Henry Levin in a recent study: "Neither high-technology industries nor high-technology occupations will supply many new jobs during the next decade...
Departmental Advising Paul Bokota '87 Vanessa Davila '84 Jessica Levin '87 Brian Offutt '87 Julie Scrager...
...Lowell House that they can't afford to break chairs at each performance, but even so the actors handled the mishap with ease. A successful ad lib can lighten a play but a bad one can murder it, and there is already plenty of murder in Ira Levin's comic thriller. So the actors stayed cool, and the tightly constructed, well paced production didn't founder...
...After the sensational first act, the script lags a bit in the second but the slow parts are played lightly and even alluded to to keep the show moving along. A play with only five characters and five murders has a problem surviving anything but a bloody depressing finale. Levin provides an out; it is played well, adding a twist to make sure the audience leaves laughing and able to speculate on what happens next. That mixture of laughter and uncertainty make Deathtrap audiences easy prey...