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...Ralph. From tuxedos to wall paints, the Polo Ralph Lauren universe had everything but the perfect watch. Now it has three: Slim Classique (above), an elegant evening watch with hand-guilloché details; Sporting, the most masculine of the group, with screws on the bezel; and Stirrup, equestrian-inspired and certain to become the iconic silhouette of the brand. Lauren joined with luxury group Richemont?owner of brands like Piaget and IWC?to ensure the highest level of watchmaking expertise. It was only a matter of time...
...which she studies theater through the lens of literary analysis and psychology. As a culminating project, she has written a 75-page, 8-character play, which she describes as “really fun and farcical.” As Rich anticipates her future dramatic endeavors, there are certain aspects of the theater community here that she expects to miss sorely. “I take theater very seriously, but it’s also nice to do it in such a safe space,” she says. “Here, if I try to do a show...
...Frenchwoman in the Feydeau original, Shapiro’s translation renders her a robust “German frau.” “I thought it would be a little funnier to create this Valkyrie-type character,” he says.Shapiro takes a “certain amount of liberty” with Feydeau’s work, as well as with all the works he translates. “[A translator] can’t go word for word, sentence for sentence. Something that was funny to audiences in 1895 or 1910 might not be funny...
...these are the kids who are very anxious and applied before their senior year even started.” Anderson’s job requires balance, organizational skills, and even working through the winter holidays. “We are sometimes clearing 2,000 folders on certain days,” he says. “It’s just about keeping every piece moving, you can’t ignore any of it because then you are in deep trouble.”“I’ve been here long enough that...
...It’s a great way to get to our target audience,” he said. “And I get to interact with people and spread the good word about beer.” Students in attendance enjoyed the experience. “To a certain extent, we try to be beer connoisseurs,” said Thomas E. Southworth ’10, one of several student managers of the pub. He added that the event was intended to attract both new and old customers. While most of the faces in Beer School were familiar...