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...Dawn Euton had cancer a long time ago -- 27 years ago, to be exact. As a four-year-old she was treated for Wilms' tumor, a malignancy of the kidney. Though the disease never returned, the fear and stigma have not gone away. In high school her classmates acted as if they were scared to be near her. She was rejected every time she applied for medical insurance -- even to cover the cost of bearing a child. And vivid memories of the childhood terror still flood back whenever she goes for a checkup and sees the same woman...
Olivia Valere and its cousins close at dawn, so you have time to drink at least seven different types of French champagne, introduce yourself to those Italian women in hot red dresses, dance under the very sophisticated lighting system to tunes sung live by a glittering Canadian Quebecoise and make friends with the owner...
...opening recitative depicts Ariadne's awakening on the beach at Naxos, and the swelling figure in the fortepiano is powerfully evocative of the rising of the "rosy dawn". They recall the opening bars of the "Creation" and their evocation of the primeval chaos. Glen Wilson's playing is tightly controlled here, and Carolyn Wilson's entry achieves the innocent tentativeness of a newly awakened victim of infidelity that Haydn's setting of the text seems to prescribe...
...Today, from dawn until dusk, the Buchanan brigades met King George's army all along the Manchester-Nashua-Concord line," he said in his victory speech...
...Student Concerts--presents Wilson Hseih, viola; and Dawn Watkins, harp. Killian Hall, room 14W-111, 160 Memorial Dr., Cambridge. Friday, Feb. 21, noon. Free...