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...this recording amply demonstrate this flare. Songs like “Get Your House” highlight the interplay between soloist and choir, as the soloist leads with an ornamented phrase (“Get your house in order!”) and the choir responds with a potent punch (“Do it today!”) One song opens with W.E.B. Du Bois’ Class of 1890 description of the “sorrow songs,” and builds on heart-rendingly bare renditions of “Swing Low Sweet Chariot?...
...going into character.” Rather, she challenges her actors to be with the audience. They should not retreat or build a fourth wall when acting. During rehearsals, at one point Jarcho has two characters deliver their lines as though every line were the punch line to a joke. Though Lightbody fusses about this method (“There are some things that I just want to say a certain way”), Jarcho insists on it, saying, “This is why the play is interesting. It’s happening now, in the room...
Despite their best efforts, Bergman-Martire could not manage a victory on the doubles scene, falling laudably to the impressive Illinois team of Jennifer McGaffigan and Michelle Webb, 8-2. The Crimson could not handle the one-two punch of Webb’s monstrous serves and McGaffigan’s steady returns. McGaffigan and Webb became the first representatives Illinois has ever sent to the ITAs by winning the Midwest Regional Championship two weeks...
Granted, tight deadlines and a huge quantity of incoming photos mean that there is little that can be done beyond reinforcing the traditional moral imperative of journalistic integrity. But images like Keating’s are robbed of none of their affecting punch by the knowledge that their creators fabricated them, and they should not go unpublished...
WONDER DRUG Aspirin packs a protective punch against cardiovascular disease, but surgeons have long been worried that it could trigger bleeding after a bypass operation. A study of more than 5,000 patients, however, found aspirin to be well worth the risk if given within 48 hours of the surgery, since it greatly lowered chances of death or nonfatal circulatory complications--regardless of gender, race, age or the disease's severity...