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...long run, this name dropping convention is frustrating because overall only about one of every three references are immediately identifiable by a modern audience. Here are just a few from one page: Stephen Boyd, Hope Lange, Suzy Parker, Natalie Wood, Frank Powell, D.W. Griffith, Joan Leslie, Tallulah Bankhead, H.B. Warner, Max Steiner, and Louise Brooks...
...part of the Ballet Austin is that there’s a fairly long layoff,” Fuller explains. “I’d be interested in working with choreographers who are still finding their voice. I feel like in some ways that’s the most fruitful artistic relationship. It’s very open, very malleable...
...future of global health, the symposium recognized that the next generation already has the necessary foundation to sustain efforts in the long term...
...need the input of his fellow classmates. Harvard, as a result, will tolerate but remain uncomfortable with an approach that emphasizes interdepenence, since collaborative efforts have as their logical prerequisite a common understanding or goal. Prefrosh and students are alike in this respect in that however long students remain on campus, a community of learning never coalesces around a shared pursuit...
...report—released last Thursday, one year after 25 commissioners joined together to brainstorm a long-term plan for the United States’s role in global health—outlines steps to be taken over the next 15 years in a five-part plan. These strategies include maintaining the commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis; prioritizing women and children in U.S. global health efforts; strengthening prevention and health emergency response capabilities; ensuring that the U.S. has the capacity to match global health ambitions; and making smart investments in multilateral institutions...