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...bipolar disorder, but his ups and downs seem decidedly normal for someone who has two beautiful women suddenly walk into his life and, at night, goes home to boringly stereotypical old-world Jewish parents, Reuben (Moni Moshonov) and Ruth (Isabella Rossellini).Gray’s typical Brighton Beach setting??2007’s “We Own the Night” and his 1994 debut “Little Odessa” were set there—seems bleaker than ever, a halfway house for Manhattan mistresses like Michelle (Paltrow, in a truly fearless performance) while still...
...past week. “My hands are still killing me.” While the new space is larger and lacks the open kitchen of the Jamaica Plain location, Kranyak aims to keep the experience intimate and personalized, with “the same sort of romantic setting?? as the original. Nico Herregodts, the general manager of Ten Tables, said he switched from Boston’s famous L’Espalier because he wanted to work in a smaller restaurant. “L’Espalier was a family business when I started...
...their interpretation of the play,” Coles says. “If it is set in Victorian England, the play would be all 20 white men and women, and that is not representative of theater at Harvard.” But through a dramatic change in temporal setting??the play is set in the late 50s and early 60s instead of the 20s—and the inclusion of more female roles to signify the emergence of women in the workplace, the end result yields a startling change: a newly revised cast list that includes five...
...publicly criticizing Israel from within the United States. “I personally believe that these types of debate are understood very differently when they are outside of Israel,” says Shilon, who served in the Israeli army for four years. ‘A JEWISH SETTING??While “Breaking the Silence” has exposed disagreements within the College’s Jewish community, some say that this dialogue is necessary. “Being progressive means being open to debate and willing to criticize the Israeli government,” says Flaxman...
...late, or wrong diagnoses resulted in death, and over 50 percent of the medical errors happened in cancer cases. Though medical errors are an oft-studied subject, the researchers studied 307 medical malpractice claims that involved errors in an “ambulatory,” or non-emergency, setting??an area that “has been understudied,” according to co-author of the report, Eric J. Thomas, a professor at the University of Texas Health Science Center. The study examined the different causes of diagnostic errors and categorized the resulting degree of harm...