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...murder scenes are also handled particularly well; often a character will expire so unobtrusively that the audience discovers their death at about the same time as the actors do. Through it all, the nursery rhyme hangs over the mantle, predicting each crime and challenging both the actors and the audience to figure them...
...certain it's being applied in the most productive manner," said Jeremy Miller, noting that HRDC and the ART must often compete for limited rehearsal and stage space in the Loeb. "[This project] seems to be something supplementary...
...Often these people will step forward," Glimpsays. But, he adds, Harvard's traditional "everytub in on its own bottom" philosophy--where eachschool is responsible for its own fundraising--hasmeant that a University-wide approach to givinghas never been a top priority...
ATTORNEY General Richard K. Thornburgh has never been known as a hard-liner. Though a Republican, he has been criticized by conservatives as often as by liberals. He is one of the few appointees of President Bush who was a former card-carrying member of the American Civil Liberties Union...
...Artists can often be self-absorbed individuals who can only see their work in relation to others, as a constant competition," musician Thomas M. Lauderdale '92 said...