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Cabot House senior James Patton will serve as co-producer of the show. A former collaborator with Arthur, he says that he has been recruiting students for light and sound coordination. Patton claims everything except the acting and stage management will be done by Harvard students...
...Patton cites high curiosity among the student body—with a possible future Matt Damon among them—when he discusses the production. “It’s a novel concept and everyone I’ve talked to seemed extremely interested in the show,” he says...
...toughness. It's a pity Kerry's policies do not reflect his personal attributes. Dave Werman St. Charles, Illinois, U.S. A Strategic Divorce On August 28 and 29, the town of Saint-Fargeau Ponthierry in Seine-et-Marne, France, commemorated the 60th Anniversary of its Liberation by General Patton's Third Army, and celebrated the historical French-American friendship. Current difference of analysis in foreign policies and strategic issues [Aug. 30] cannot overlook the popular and genuine demonstration of friendship expressed on both sides by American veterans and all generations present at this occasion. Christophe Audicq Event Coordinator Saint-Fargeau...
...what brought it all down? Many gay politicians serve openly today, from Republican Congressman Jim Kolbe of Arizona to Oregon Supreme Court Justice Rives Kistler. And countless straight politicians could tell McGreevey that a career can perish even when your secret passions are heterosexual. Just ask former Governor Paul Patton of Kentucky, who had to abandon plans for a 2004 Senate race after he was accused of misusing his office to help a woman with whom he had had an affair. Or Jack Ryan, the millionaire who was running for a U.S. Senate seat in Illinois this year until tawdry...
DIED. JERRY GOLDSMITH, 75, prolific composer of movie scores and television theme music; of cancer; in Beverly Hills, Calif. In a career that spanned a half-century, his music adorned everything from film epics like Patton and The Sand Pebbles to TV classics like Gunsmoke and The Twilight Zone. He could be fast, writing the haunting score for Chinatown in just 10 days, or experimental, using mixing bowls for the score of Planet of the Apes. His creepy music for The Omen won a 1976 Oscar...