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...drama played out in 1994 when the Cambridge Chronicle accused Reeves of misusing a City credit card for personal expenses and the Massachusetts Department of Revenue investigated Reeves’ purportedly missing state income tax returns. The Federal Bureau of Investigation also questioned Reeves on why he had received extra salary payments of roughly $30,000 from the school committee over three years.Reeves denies any intentional wrongdoing, suggesting that he was singled out because of racism or homophobia.“No improper spending was ever documented,” he insists. “There’s never...
...hard you work,” she says. “I sit down and I think about the play…I force myself to go back and work even further in analyzing the play and analyzing what each character is about.”This time, that extra work, whatever its later benefits for her production may be, proves unnecessary. She receives just two e-mails asking about acting in two shows and one phone call inquiring about the rehearsal times, to which she proudly responds with a very specific, pre-planned schedule.The actors are already sold...
...other sensor data, would be forwarded to all the national customs authorities along the route. Sharing data would allow experts to remotely monitor frontline agents. Knowing that their inspection could be double-checked would make these agents less willing to accept a payoff to look the other way. This extra set of eyes would also provide another chance to detect problems...
...people I meet at college. Of course, these names are never used when directly speaking to my friends (though the cousins are subjected to the nicknaminess) but if I mention someone by their proper name, it is quickly repeated back in proper nickname form.So the youngest cousins get the extra nickname treatment from me Ollie (already short for Oliver) becomes “Ollie, ollie, oxenfree” and “Ellie” (already short for Elizabeth) becomes “Elle s’appelle”—a nickname I still have trouble explaining...
...self-explanatory), or Jesse Ventura (athlete-turned-politician), or Dwight Eisenhower (president)? Donato’s only 36, after all—that’s 10 years younger than Summers when he was named president—and an unadorned pate “gives Coach a little extra age. That might bode well with the office he’d be sitting in. They’d see a nice bald guy—maybe get him some glasses...