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...royal maxim. The logistics of the Queen's retinue rival that of a small army. Her luggage alone is staggering: half a dozen stout leather trunks, hat-and shoeboxes, two queen-size 6-ft. wardrobes for ball gowns. No spifty designer luggage for Her Majesty, but a motley array of well-worn pieces, some of them hand-me-downs like the slender parasol case inherited from her grandmother Queen Mary. An intricate system of labeling and cross-referencing keeps her voluminous wardrobe and matching accessories in order. The system is managed by her two dressers, provided with ironing boards...
...Lynch's sets and Nancy Thun's costumes, an array of right, simple pastel designs, match the mood of the musical perfectly. Director Alvin Epstein and choreographer Kathryn Posin have thankfully kept the production loose and lively. If the opening number is a little ragged, and if the second act tends to sag a bit from loss of momentum, at least The Boys From Syracuse avoids that joyless Teutonic precision that seems to infect a lot of large scale Broadway productions these days...
...style the Herschbachs adopted when they arrived at Currier in 1981 Dudley Herschbach describes as "hyperactivity." Currently, the Herschbachs' efforts include an array of sporting events, five language tables, and several cultural events, such as the Jazz Cafe...
...Herschbachs' most successful innovations has been the introduction of "Freshman Courtship Week," when the Freshmen are invited to Currier for an array of recruiting events. Last year, nearly 100 prospective Currier House sophomores showed up for events, such as a Masters' Open House, a dance, a volleyball game, two one-act plays and wide screen TV showings of videotaped movies. That all but four of the new sophomores put Currier down as one of the housing choices indicated the success of the week...
LOVESICK leaves the viewer like a partygoer with an empty stomach, stuffed with a vast array of reheated gimmicks from other movies but still lacking a satisfying main course. This latest Hollywood release stars Dudley Moore as another New York psychiatrist who falls in love with his lovely neurotic patient (Elizabeth McGovern) to the accompaniment of innumerable cute gimmicky scenes. In both content and style, the material proves merely a rehash of past comedies, romantic comedies, and comedies about psychiatry...