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...shop floors like Red River's where the changes are starting to show the most impressive results. Worn-out humvees used to be brought into a poorly lit, dirty and disorganized loading bay; now the vehicles move through a bright, gleaming shop floor--with American flags draped from the ceiling--in an assembly-line method, complete with a horn that blares every 23 min. to signal a move to a new station. Workers called waterspiders (named for the bugs that flit across the top of ponds) scurry back and forth to fetch tools and equipment for higher-skilled mechanics...
...pain is still fresh in this usually bright city, and there is some hesitation to squarely blame authorities for not investing enough in basic infrastructures used primarily by working class people-like the subway-while the city spends handsomely in eye-catching projects like next year's yachting America's Cup, a state of the art cultural and science theme park, or the papal visit. "I've been driving [trains] over that section for 19 years," Trigo, the union member, told TIME, "and nothing like this had ever happened before." The regional government says, and the unions acknowledge, that...
...coming out with a hospitality book this fall. Any tips? Entertaining old people--that's about the music not being loud, the lighting being bright and the food tasting like it's already been tasted...
...year, according to Jack Megan, director of the Office for the Arts at Harvard. “For literally thousands of Harvard students over decades, Alan was the heart and soul of college theatre,” Megan wrote in an e-mail. “He was extremely bright, affable and enthusiastic, and when it came to all aspects of technical theatre—from set, sound and lighting design to implementation—he was truly expert.”Blase E. Ur ’07, president of the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Company, also remembered Symonds fondly...
Speaking on behalf of the Rappaport Foundation, Pearson said they are hoping the money will continue “to bring local elected and appointed officials together with the bright minds of Harvard to share their resources and ideas as they address public policy issues in Boston and beyond...