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...efforts could not come at a more propitious time. Korea is indeed taking a pivotal position on the world stage. Because North Korea's communist dictator Kim Il Sung nears death, one of the last communist holdouts could soon enter negotiations with its southern neighbor to reunify the country and drive yet another, perhaps the final, nail in the Cold War coffin...
...much more distinct and provocative situation. She is a leading lady desired by every man. The fellow actor who marries her knows and accepts her ethnic identity -- a remarkable thing in the Deep South of the 1880s, yet never explored in the script. Her moments, superbly acted and sung by Lonette McKee, have an emotional power and tragic heft far beyond almost anything else in the show. But she vanishes halfway through the first act, save for two fleeting glimpses later...
...Burton. A frequent Burton contributor, his soundtracks have finally found the most ideal visuals possible. Blending the hurdy-gurdy eeriness of Halloween with the jingle-bell enthusiasm of Christmas songs yields a varied collection of hysterical musical numbers. They range from festive yuletide riffs to a Cab Calloway parody sung by the aptly named Oogie Boogie...
After Swaim's score, the most interesting part of the game was the Harvard women's soccer team's rendition of "Here Comes the Bench," sung in proper Beatles style to a horde of baby-faced Warriors who had replaced the defeated starters...
...Zack R. Sung '96, one of the builders who often comes to the rescue, says the impetus for the group was strengthened last year after a number of shows "became overwhelmed with sets that they just couldn't build by the deadlines...