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...shutter factories. What happens to a GM worker when his or her plant shuts down? Not much. Under GM's contract with the U.A.W., laid-off workers are entitled to 95% of their salary plus benefits for nearly two years. So while closing factories saves money on materials and overhead, it takes quite a while to shave the payroll and bolster the bottom line. Wagoner is expected to pressure the union to modify the severance deals when the contract is renegotiated...
...enjoy the rehearsal of José Limón’s “Suite from a Choreographic Offering,” by the Harvard Contemporary Dance Ensemble, which followed the ribbon-cutting.The new Harvard Dance Center houses a large, state-of-the-art 4100-square-foot studio with overhead skylights, a full technical booth and a wall of electronic tiers of 200 seats as well as another smaller studio, offices, dressing rooms and a green room. “It was a huge commitment on the part of FAS,” Elizabeth Bergmann, the Director of the Harvard...
...light fixtures. The common room, decked out in black, white, and orange, has a deliberately “bold, graphic theme,” explains Shemtov. A zebra-striped shower curtain and framed zebra prints adorn the wall above the fireplace. Two orange paper lanterns cover the overhead light to create a rich warm glow. “It’s a bit cheeky,” says Shemtov. “We used some kind of tacky pieces, like a lumberjack lamp.” Most of this, McClure and Pham insist, is the work of Tines...
...somber plaintive country music with lingering lyrics, including “Don’t want to shoot nobody, don’t want to get shot” provides the perfect soundscape for vast overhead shots of the iron mine’s barren snow-covered setting. The cinematography and soundtrack crystallize to form a tangible oppression, convincing the audience why this woman made these historic choices...
...math, the result is quite striking; the UC had about $213,500 to give out last year, but there are so many groups that distributed evenly, each group would only get about $700. If multiple overlapping student groups merged or worked together, a lot of the overhead and duplicate infrastructure could be avoided, freeing up a sizable chunk of money. That money could go back to the student groups to allow them do to even more, or it could go other places, like HoCos (which were each eligible for $6,000 from the UC last year) and concerts.But as important...