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Jeremy Dawson spends a good portion of the The Frog Prince rolling his eyes. As the prince, he dispenses scads of flowery phrases he obviously does not believe or even understand. Dawson's facial expressions and zingy one-liners provide much of the play's humor. After his confrontation with the hag, he declares, "I've got just one thought to leave you with: Monarchy!" When the hag first demands the flowers from him, he refuses, taunting her with a juvenile, "Tough...
...deaths; others have struggled along. Chanel and Dior have prospered long after their originators passed on. The Perry Ellis lines continue, though on a more modest level, since the designer's death in 1986. His menswear and casual sportswear have done well, but the women's fashion business, a portion of the heart of any major couture house, has faltered. Williwear, Willi Smith's sports-clothes line, is doing a booming business. Says the designer's flamboyant sister Toukie: "There are hundreds of other talented young people out there, and the spirit can continue. And that's what's important...
...portion of the report already approved bythe Faculty defines what constitues "disruptive"speech at campus events and recommends the use ofan officially designated moderator when necessary...
...fact that that the university and the club share a garden is certainly relevant, but it must also be noted that the club's rules proscribe club members from using the Harvard-owned portion of the property. However, the club admits that there is no official demarcation of a boundary line between the club and the university owned portions of the garden, nor any official agreement with the university governing the use of each portion of the garden...
...portion of the study that Light calls "unscientific" and not "based on rigorously designed surveys," students criticize The Crimson for choosing "to publish articles and opinions that incline toward a negative view" and for generally "represent[ing] an entire campus in any way they choose...