Word: natasha
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Natasha Penel '83, who organized tonight's program, said yesterday that she and Fox would make opening remarks before an hour-long discussion by the Board members based on a set of prepared questions. Pearl added that students and others in the Emerson 210 audience would have at least a half-hour to ask additional questions of the officials...
...Darn (Victor Patrick) directs the KGB agents within the Law School, aided by comrades Boris (Rosanna Marquez) and the bearded Natasha (Temple Dickinson), whose female name is the closest the play comes to transvestitism. The fat actor also eats from a Purina dog chow bag and smiles eagerly at the expression "you're beating a dead horse." Agent Orange (Nancy Frantz) bursts out of a frigid, schoolteacher's exterior in the sultry song Mean Streak. Dean Dean (Phil Kraft), the absent-minded administrator, sits naked in a kiddie pool and sings to his rubber duck about the comparative rigors...
...Natasha Pearl '83, one of the council members behind the request, said this week that an open meeting would be just one part of an effort to make the board's operations clearer to all students, and not just to those who may be wondering how their specific cases have been handled...
...Natasha said that any move by Harvard to help students who lose aid would not constitute an equal replacement of lost grants and loans, and that the replacement loans and jobs would pose an unusually heavy burden on those students who choose not to register...
...toward a triumph of optimism over experience. Among a solid cast, including Jeremy Geidt as the pathetic Chebutykin, three performers achieve fresh insight: Alvin Epstein as a hyperkinetic but somewhat dim Vershinin; Cheryl Giannini as a hard, petulant Masha; and Karen MacDonald as a vulgar, manipulative yet curiously sympathetic Natasha, the sister-in-law who drives the three sisters from their family home...