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...they’re each beautiful and each entirely different.” REDEMPTIVE NUDITY The show has been advertised around campus with witty one-liners such as “Why is he NAKED?” but Kline and O’Reilly hope that audiences will walk away with more than just laughs. “If people can come to this and just have something really beautiful and hopeful in their lives for a few minutes, I think that’s a good goal,” Kline says. “Theater is important...
Steinemann hopes that the audience will walk away with a deeper understanding of how aesthetics and performance are used to create meaning in everyday life...
While enthusiastic, U.S. military leaders have to keep their guard up. Kershaw and other U.S. military leaders said they know they walk a tightrope, and that the reconciliation process, if that's what this really is, is delicate at best. "I don't have a crystal ball," said Kershaw, who has less than a month left in Iraq before his unit turns the region over to the 3rd Brigade of the 101st Airborne Division. "But five months ago people told me this wouldn't last a month. And look," he said, pointing to the unlikely gathering of sheiks...
...Many French people have adopted the traditional Gallic shrug toward striking public service workers who have left them stranded. "You can't blame them for protecting their perks. No want wants entitlements taken away," said university student Anne Gautier, 22, as she walked away from a crowded Metro station to walk to classes. But not all Parisians were pounding the pavement with the same sympathetic mood. "As usual, the ordinary worker being taken hostage by a minority of people who've decided they come first," complains an accountant who would only give her first name, Chantal. "I didn't strike...
...most significant of the two developments came as unions representing French public service workers fulfilled threats to bring transportation across the nation to a crawl on Thursday, with strikes protesting proposed tightening of pension schemes. The action forced millions of French commuters to drive, cycle, walk, or roller-blade to work as public transport systems in nearly 30 French cities were hit by strikes of varying severity. Such self-reliance wasn't an option for users of inter-city and cross-country train service: state rail company SNCF canceled a whopping 95% of scheduled traffic, and remains the most vulnerable...