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...would win the Ivy League has been matched only by that of Major League Baseball’s National League Central race in that same frame of time. Each of the past three seasons, the Quakers have come on top, recording a record of 38-4 over that span...
...Designed to carry people and art, it offered the possibility of a physical link between museums that, although next door to each other, are seperated by more than just Broadway. The bridge never got built, but current plans for renovations and a new museum in Allston will seek to span the gaps in the University’s museums.Over the years, the University has always grappled with how to reconcile the split identities of its art collection, which now sits in three distinct museums: the Western-focused Fogg, the Central European Busch Reisinger, and the Ancient and Eastern Sackler...
...it’s going to be three hours, it’s going to have 20 people in it, and it’s going to have effects and general badassness. Because of the way the budget works here, the size of the talent pool, and the attention span of the college audience, we made it so it’s 10 characters, cut down the play so it’s about two hours, and renewed some things that would have been budget problems. So we’re adapting, yeah, but rewording Shakespeare...
...build, either. As both set designer and technical director, Thompson explains that she had two separate responsibilities in “Pterodactyls.” "The designer should have an idea of how everything is going to be built. The tech director finalizes those plans.... We made in a span of over a week. We started last Sunday and finished yesterday. We worked 12 hours a day. If you had been here a few hours ago, you would have gotten a show, because putting [the many parts of the set in place] is a little tricky. Getting them...
This whole phenomenon is meaningless prognostication concerning a presidential election that is over 600 days away. Do you know what can happen in that span of time? You could walk the Great Wall of China 2880 times. And all that walking is a heck of a lot healthier for you than robotically touting a presidential candidate in a swing state 20 months before ballots will be cast...