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...fellowship, to be named in Sakharov’s honor, would designate a “visiting scholar or activist from the former Soviet Union,” the Davis Center staffer said...
Those who tried to sweet-talk the police officers guarding the doors were met with flat refusals and allusions to the fire marshal’s pronouncement. The doors opened more than once, but only to let ejected convention-goers out, not to let anyone new in. One staffer could be heard lamenting that her belongings had been left upstairs at the convention...
Planting myself in the nosebleed section alongside a Democratic News Service staffer, I again naively held out hope that “The Cross of Gold” was not far off. While Schuker schmoozed a blogger in front of us, the staffer bemoaned the lack of network coverage—just an hour a night with nothing on Tuesday...
...stage orchestra (at 24 members, the largest on Broadway). Westfeldt has the requisite innocent allure, and Gregg Edelman, as Ruth's eventual beau, is a cutie with oodles of charm. From the rich supporting cast, I choose Ken Barnett (who plays a tour guide, a magazine staffer, a cop and several other roles) as my star of the future; he's got lots of character personality and the ingratiating comic sense of a young John Astin. The company of dancers executes Marshall's maneuvers with a vitality and precision rare on Broadway. She and they well deserved the Tony...
...writer is a staffer at the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgendered and Supporters Alliance Resource Center...