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...Boston Conservatory Orchestra--with Ronald Feldman, conductor, performs Beethoven's Symphony No. 6 and Wagner's "Siegfried-Idyll." In Seully Hall, 8 The Fenway, at 8 p.m. on Friday...
Onstage, Tomlin's The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, written by Jane Wagner, was a solo dazzle and a terrific human comedy. Through its dozen or so characters, it provided a panoramic 20-year history of American womanhood. The heart of the piece is Lyn, earnest careerist-wife-mom, exhausted by achieving feminism's goals: "We can have it all. We already have it all. We just got it all at once." And the narrator is Trudy, bag-lady philosopher: "My mind didn't snap; it was tryin' to stretch itself into a new shape...
Three starters return to the secondary, led by Scott Wagner, a second team academic All-America last year. Wagner led the team with four interceptions last year. He is joined by returning starters Eric Drury and Maurice Saah...
Three starters return to the secondary, led by Scott Wagner, a second team academic All-America last year. Wagner led the team with four interceptions last year. He is joined by returning starters Eric Drury and Maurice Saah...
What was once said of Wagner's music also applies to the logic of the agreement between the U.S. and the Soviet Union to stand naked before each other's nuclear missiles: it's better than it sounds. To feel safe, both superpowers must be confident they can retaliate against an attack. The more defense one side has, the more offense the other will think it needs and the greater the danger that competition will spin out of control. Conversely, only when defenses are constrained can offenses be reduced. That's the connection -- the "linkage," as the diplomats and strategists...