Word: stephen
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Madonna once again confounds our expectations--and, at times, exasperations. At first a star more famous for attitude than for voice, she proved, in the 1990 Dick Tracy, equal to the sere demands of Stephen Sondheim's songs. Here again she does a tough score proud. Lacking the vocal vigor of Elaine Paige's West End Evita, Madonna plays Evita with a poignant weariness, as if death has shrouded her from infancy. And dressed in sumptuous gowns or feeling life seep away, she has more than just a little bit of star quality. Just before Eva's death, she sings...
...main experience on the council was keeping track of the sound system last year. While Mark did an excellent job watching our speakers, his council experience does not seem to make him any more qualified than the man who put together three of this fall's most successful events. --Stephen E. Weinberg '99 Undergraduate Council finance chair
...evidence against Rawlins includes her access to the council roll call votes cited in the flier, additional statements made against Haynes by Rawlins at the meeting of the Bisexual Gay Lesbian Transgendered and Supporters Alliance meeting, and e-mail criticizing Haynes on the PBH issue by Rawlins' campaign treasurer, Stephen E. Weinberg...
...hours, so it's kind of a pain, but once I get out there it's usually a lot of fun," says Stephen J. Lukasewycz...
...punitive-damage awards are still pending in lower courts. The decision serves as confirmation of legislation passed last August when Congress amended tax law to say that such awards are taxable beginning in tax year 1997. By contrast, compensatory-damage awards remain non-taxable. Writing for the court, Justice Stephen Breyer noted that federal tax law excludes from gross income those monetary awards received "on account of personal injuries." Punitive-damages awards are "not received on account of personal injuries; hence the provision does not apply and the damages are taxable," Breyer said. Justice Antonin Scalia dissented, saying "both types...