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...wunderbar, but the cast largely disappointed, and try as he might, rock star-turned-leading-man Rex Smith always seemed artificial and forced to sing in a register below his comfort level. The one bright spot was Chuck Wagner, a man with a long list of Broadway credits, who stole all his scenes as General Harrison Howell, thanks to his booming baritone, robust comic persona, and classic good looks (all of which suggest that the tour would be better served with him in the lead...
...must admit that I went a bit stir-crazy in D.C. and stole back to New York for a weekend. While in town I was lucky enough to see a reading at Lincoln Center of William Finn’s A New Brain. Though this work did not enjoy a particularly long NY run, it has had a healthy regional life, and I would love to see it come to a Harvard stage. Its off-Broadway cast is featured on one of my favorite recordings, with Malcolm Gets, best known as Richard on Caroline in the City, but also...
Harvard got a fast start in the second half when Gannon stole the ball in the left midfield and sent it into New Hampshire’s circle, leading to a penalty corner...
...lead until, in a disputable play, Yale came back to score. The ball came in front of Harvard’s goal at 33:38 minutes into the game. Junior back Mike Lobach got to the ball first, but Yale forward Lindsey Williams shoved over Lobach, stole the ball and put it into...
...months, nobody thought he would. After Welch stole Honeywell from United Technologies, he said: "This is the cleanest deal you'll ever see." Honeywell and GE were both industrial conglomerates, but their product lines had few overlaps. A combined company, however, would be a powerful force. So United Technologies, Rolls-Royce of Britain--the third of the trio that dominates jet engines--and other businesses were determined to stop the deal...