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...role?CS: I kind of think, a little bit, of Cleopatra, in the sense of how she’s very conniving. She uses sex to get what she wants from men. She’s very brutal. RR: Have you found yourself, as you practice the role, becoming meaner?CS: Yes, actually. I go home to my roommates and they find that I’m very strange and very aggressive.RR: There’s a lot of death in this play. What’s your favorite tragic death from another play or movie?CS: I don?...
...that was him. He kept saying in the ’90s that it was a mistake for Republicans and Democrats to treat each other as friends who have honest disagreements. He really thought Democrats were bad people. Gingrich deliberately set out to make politics angrier and meaner, and said people should not consider the Democrats to be honorable people with whom you disagree. They’re treasonous, they’re corrupt, they’re immoral, so I think his effect on politics was very negative...
...Departed—There are meaner streets than those...
...older stores by the end of 2007. But Robin Lewis, a retail consultant and newsletter publisher in New York City, says Kohl's will grow sales faster than Penney because its corporate structure is less bureaucratic and layered. "Kohl's has an advantage because it is leaner and meaner," says Lewis. "It can respond more quickly, and its low-cost business model gives it greater flexibility...
...period court scenes and detailed forays into medieval British political life. It’s half entertainment, half history seminar—and who wants to learn about history without getting core credit?This new adaptation pares away the dry bits in an attempt to create a leaner, meaner Shakespeare. Lazarcheck said that an adaptation by Jeremy R. Funke ’04 has made the play both more exciting and more accessible. “The script moves with a relentless violence and retains Shakespeare’s eloquence, but removes the bulk that most modern theatergoers simply can?...