Word: todays
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...claim that a country guy from Stratford couldn't possibly have written all that good stuff. Oxford, on the other hand, though he died before the believed publication dates of several of the plays, was an aristocrat supposedly better equipped to write the kind of masterpieces we have today. On the upside, the majority of legitimate Shakespearean scholars (i.e., the ones who have read the actual texts--including Harvard's Marjorie Garber, who writes for Shakespeare being Shakespeare in Harper's) think Shakespeare was probably smart enough to pull...
Ross began by stating that the "landscape of peacemaking has changed dramatically," citing the recent funeral of Jordan's King Hussein, which included both Arab and Israeli attendance, as evidence that the two groups come together more easily today than in the past...
...What makes you different from all the other people on line today?" I survey the motley crew surrounding me. This should be easy. I wrack my brain for a witty response. I've got nothing...
...something founder and publisher of "McSweeney's" introduces his latest creation in a telling mixture of anachronism and irony: "People, people stop blaming yourselves! Have you forgotten: Timothy McSweeney's Blues/Jazz Odyssey? (For short say 'McSweeney' s') Known also as: `Pollyanna's Bootless Errand. Now fix your collar--Today could be your...
Cyberart! The Boston Cyberarts Festivalcontinues today with "Music for the Millennium," arare New England performance by Richard Boulangerand Neil Leonard, pioneers in the creation of"interactive systems" and solo performance withsoftware of their own design. Berklee School ofMusic, 22 the Fenway, Room F12. 266-1400 x2486. 6and 8 p.m. Limited seating. FREE...