Word: snow
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...SNOW BALL...
...name. But as always with Gurney, there is deep ambition beneath the whimsy and nostalgia. His real subject is middle-aged males' yearning for the lost premise that underlay social dancing: the assumption that the man would lead. The central character -- a drab real estate agent organizing the Snow Ball -- looks up at three memorable debutantes of his youth, again installed in the Snow Queen's sleigh. He labels them goddess, wife and mistress and ardently wishes he could have them all forever. In fact, none "belongs" to him. Men of Gurney's generation have lived in a radically evolving...
THEATER A.R. Gurney's males are out of step in The Snow Ball...
...Challenges of Raising Bilingual Children- with Catherine Snow, professor of education with the Graduate School of Education. In the Eliot-Lyman Room in Longfellow Hall at noon...
Catherine Snow, acting dean at the Harvard School of Education, agrees that the relationship between B.U. and Chelsea is more the exception than the rule...