Word: youngers
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...also likely to be more active for more years than your parents were, which you should factor into your plans. "Sixty-five is younger now than it ever was," says Elissa Buie, president of the Institute for Certified Financial Planners. She recommends that clients make plans to live through four stages of retirement: continuing to work to some degree; pursuing active leisure, such as travel and tennis, with little or no work; shifting to more sedentary pursuits, like gardening and reading, as one's energy wanes; and finally, dealing with declining health and serious illness...
...production opens by introducing the smiling Mother (Raebecca Eichenberger) and Father (Cris Groenendaal) who, along with Little Boy (Nathan Keen), Mother's Younger Brother (Aloysius Gigl) and Grandfather (Austin Colyer) round out the white upper-class upstate New Yorkers. The audience is also introduced to Coalhouse Walker Jr. (Lawrence Hamilton), a talented Harlem pianist, and his captivating lover Sarah (Darlesia Cearcy); as well as to the fanatically patriotic immigrant Tateh (Michael Rupert) and his Little Girl (Jenell Slack). The three groups of people--the WASPs in frilly white, of course; the Harlem natives in deep burgundies and blues...
...Hamiltondisplays an enormous range of talent both duringand between his solo numbers. He slips into eachmood--from languid happiness to pure joy to miseryto violent anger--with a realistic lucidity thatcements his position as one of the mostoutstanding members of the cast. In addition, thecharacters of Tateh, Mother's Younger Brother andEmma Goldman are brought to life by some of themost gifted and versatile actors ever seen on amusical theater stage...
Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 agreed with the need for an increase in the number of younger professors...
...fatherless in New York City: Melvin Combs was killed when his son was three, a victim of a street deal gone awry. "Because of the way he died, my mom and grandmom pulled together and kept me off the streets," says Puffy. Janice Combs moved Sean and his younger sister Keisha to the suburbs, selling clothes and driving a bus so she could send her son to private schools...