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...sets the tone for the play’s bold updates.Created by Riccardo Hernandez, the set transforms the Loeb Mainstage into an isthmus between a divided audience, some of whom must cross the stage to reach their seats. The stage itself is a shallow sandpit surrounded by a metal mesh walkway. A catwalk runs high above one end of the stage which the actors reach by climbing ladders that are occasionally propped against it. Individual scenes are set, in part, by limited furniture, but mostly by an elaborate system of lights that descend from the ceiling—globe lights...
...reader into a Catch-22. On the one hand, Tucker’s inherent narcissism and sheer sexual success should arouse suspicion, followed by jealousy and self-loathing. On the other hand, he pulls undeniable power moves like copulating with a Target employee after picking her up during a mesh shorts purchase. Even if you’re categorically opposed to any writing that includes a hierarchy of belligerence peaking at “Tucker Max Drunk,” you can’t deny that Max displays an instinctive knack for calling out wanksters of all kinds...
...We’re trying to attack the digital divide by providing a reasonable level of access to anyone and everyone in the city,” he said. “[Working with MIT] gives us a sense of if the mesh technology is working. It’ll allow us to institute this over time that won’t require a giant amount of capital...
...former White House official familiar with some Abramoff requests to the White House said Abramoff had some meetings with Administration officials in 2001 and 2002, but he was later frozen out because aides became suspicious of his funding sources and annoyed that the issues he raised did not mesh with their agenda. A top Republican official said it was clear to him that Abramoff couldn't pick up the phone and reach Bush aides because Abramoff had asked the official to serve as an intermediary...
...demanded Coke’s assistance in conducting independent investigations of the Indian pesticide and Colombian labor violations in the first place. Instead of punishing Coke for its inability to appoint these independent auditors within the timeline prescribed by the board, the DRB should have extended its timelines to mesh with the realities of conducting such investigations. By recommending that the university not renew its contract with Coke without giving Coke a reasonable chance to exonerate itself, the DRB effectively let unproven accusations hold an entire company’s reputation hostage. The University of Michigan has the right...