Word: lisa
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...students charged with the violations were Simpler, Charter's social chair Lisa Napolitano and Cloister's social chair Jim Martin, former president Jay Weiss and former social chair Kristin Seymour...
Scroll and Key's decision comes at a time when other Ivy League colleges are examining the role of social clubs on college campuses. In December, Harvard's Lisa J. Schkolnick '88 filed a complaint with the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination charging gender discrimination against the Fly Club, one of nine Harvard all-male final clubs. At Princeton, recent incidents of alcohol poisoning resulted in the filing of criminal charges of serving alcohol to minors against five eating club officers and their two clubs...
...Americans [will be] given the opportunity to be exposed to Soviet art," said Lisa C. Stearns. a publicist for the festival. Three of the Soviet companies participating in the festival had never performed in the U.S. before, Stearns said...
Four months ago, Lisa J. Schkolnick '88 filed a complaint with the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination (MCAD) charging one of Cambridge's nine all-male final clubs with sexual discrimination, and thus began a slow process of priming the state's legal machinery. A decision from MCAD the complaint is not expected until nearly a year from...
Setting aside the unquestionable excellence of the play itself, Agnes of God is further blessed in having a sensitive, if occasionally melodramatic cast. Lisa Langford is is both clever and witty as Dr. Livingstone, the psychiatrist assigned to Agnes' case and probably one of the more endearing chainsmokers ever to grace the stage. She becomes the one reliable narrator in the play, a paragon of humor and good sense in an otherwise unrelievedly gothic atmosphere of religious excess. Her exploration of Agnes' past and her search for an alternate ending becomes that of the audience. She is reality personified, confronting...