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Security remained tight throughout the event, with members of the Secret Service posted throughout the theater. One Secret Service member remained stationed at the narrow balcony directly above the stage throughout the event...
...whose eye and expertise are remarkably broad ranging. Given an enormous acquisitions fund, Walsh has bought prudently and selectively. The art world's fear that the Getty would crash the Old Masters market like an 800-lb. gorilla has proved largely groundless. The collection's focus is fairly narrow; it was never, Walsh points out, meant to be a "Western Met," an encyclopedic museum. Its collection of painting and sculpture, entirely European, stops at the threshold of the 20th century--the most recent picture in it is James Ensor's huge, pullulating satire, The Entry of Christ into Brussels...
Walker sees the play's interpretation of that experience as contemporary and relevant, and presents what she calls a "profound disillusionment with the values of the state," in a "narrow, legal and power-obsessed society." Dionysos, held in myth to be the inventor of theater, imposes on civic order a dancing, crowded and angry disorder that could sweep, perhaps, over Boston as readily as over Thebes...
...problem with Ellen has always been that DeGeneres is better than the show, and that's still true. If only it were more clever and less narrow. "I wish you would stop assuming that everything is tied to my sexuality," Ellen told her friends in last week's episode. Watching the show, no one could think differently...
...Crimson, displaying tough defense and skillful passing, continued the momentum with an unassisted goal by Edlund. Just 30 seconds later, sophomore Dror Bar-Ziv passed the ball to (class year) Grant Carrigues, who scored a fourth Crimson goal to narrow Queens lead...