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This success is even more admirable for having been entirely conceived from the director’s intuition or her unparalleled, pure connection with the material. Martha Clarke is principally a choreographer, known for her experiments with flying—featured in this show, with pretty results—and her membership in the Pilobolus Dance Theater. She has little experience in directing “straight” plays, has noted repeatedly in interviews that Shakespeare is “my first dead playwright,” and says she has no interest in directing another Shakespeare play...
Bloomberg Professor of Law Martha L. Minow, who spearheaded the effort to file the HLS brief last month, agreed that the Justice Department’s choice not to respond to the faculty’s argument indicated a substantial weakness in the government’s case...
...Langdell Professor of Law Martha A. Field ’65 said that the court’s ruling did not necessarily require the Business School program to drop its race-based criterion...
...BABY PUT MS. MARTHA IN HER PLACE!" The prosecution's star witness spices up the trial of the domestic diva. Will Martha take the stand to refute...
...CELEBRITY CASES GOING ON NOW. DO FAMOUS PEOPLE GET SINGLED OUT BY LAW ENFORCEMENT? You have to look at each case. I don't think Robert Blake was singled out. He has a unique case, and he claims he's innocent. We'll have to see. But I think Martha Stewart has been singled out for prosecution. They really dug pretty deep to bring charges against her, and I'd be surprised if she wasn't acquitted...