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...them to speak their own opinions while trying to sustain someone else's identify, and the risk is that personal passion and dramatic skill will cancel each other out. An actor who gets too caught up in a speech can drop out of character. But Ann Whiteside, as Mary Moylan stands out in her management of the problem, letting her temper run wild as she describes her anger at discovering that American planes bombing the Congo had "mistakenly" hit two unprotected villages in Uganda. Real anger may not be enough onstage, but Ann Whiteside's anger is so well-transformed...
...There's not much to say," Moylan said. "The Rochester score was a fair indication of the strength of our team. We're very inexperienced and we don't have that much talent either...
Cornell's only experienced players are Mark Kaufman, at number one, and co-captain Tom Richardson, at number four. Moylan has high hopes for sophomores Tom Jaklitch (two) and Phil Cheng (nine), Cheng and Jaklitch both won their matches at Rochester...
This year, Cornell has lost its top players and coach Ed Moylan has only two experienced players on the starting nine. In its only match this winter, Cornell fell to Rochester...
...there was Mary Moylan, who had worked as a nurse-midwife in Uganda when American planes piloted by Cuban refugees had bombed the country, supposedly by accident. And Thomas Lewis, and artist, surprised to find himself working against the war. And George Mische, who had discovered the difference between words and actions while working for the Alliance for Progress in Central America. And David Darst. like the rest unable to close his eyes to the brutal contradictions he saw around...