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...other big reasons for Harvard’s hot start are pitching depth—the team regularly rotates five arms, up from three last year—and the immediate impact of the freshmen, most notably catcher Laura Miller and outfielder Lauren Stefanchik...
With Ms. Lewinsky on HBO, March is Monica Flashback Month, a good time to remember that McCarthyism may be gone but witch-hunts will always be with us. A good time, too, for The Crucible, Arthur Miller's 1953 warning against communal hysteria, which uses the Salem witch trials as its model for hypocrisy. This lucid if uneven Broadway staging stars a ferocious Liam Neeson, still the thinking man's hunk. Laura Linney has the more subdued role as his suffering wife. But her gift for finding fire in the quietest corners of normality makes her Neeson's equal...
Onstage, Henry Goodman is a dynamo. To very different roles - from the worried husband in Arthur Miller's Broken Glass to the ruthless political fixer in Alistair Beaton's Feelgood - he brings a riveting, nervous energy. And he knows how to control it; the most compelling moment of his 1999 Olivier Award-winning Shylock in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice at the Royal National Theatre was the character's sudden calm, as that energy was channeled into an overwhelming quest for revenge. Yet most people have never heard...
...money is invested, which is not the case with a 529. Even if you earn too much to contribute to a Coverdell for your kids--more than $190,000 for singles or $220,000 for couples--perhaps a grandparent or other relative doesn't. Financial planner Judy Miller, of College Solutions in Alameda, Calif., suggests giving the money to the child and letting him or her make the contribution independently. Using a Coverdell for expenses during middle and high school also makes sense. "If you know you're going to buy your kid a computer in high school," Miller says...
Like Mackey, The Shield is a self-consciously different animal. Its envelope-pushing nudity and obscenity--it makes NYPD Blue look like Barney Miller--can be too showy, its sicko criminals too baroquely quirky. But it's already the most riveting player in the tapped-out field of cop dramas, a moral no-man's-land where crime fighting is tough, but justice is the hard part...