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The play itself uses the excitement of the Forum's space to emphasize the dissonant, the eerie and the small. The audience capacity of 800 has been pared to less than 200, partly because of the sight-lines, but partly because, says Osius. "We wanted to keep things intimate. There...
And the Harvard Lampoon knows it. The 'Poon has dissected People, pared it down to its vinyl soul and looked inside. The Lampoon did not look for a heart of darkness and did not find one; what appears instead is a catalogue of foibles, not sins, in a nation of...
Regan then uttered his own heresy against Reaganomics by suggesting that the deficit could be pared by raising billions of dollars through jiggering the tax system. Though the President's message last month called for only $22 billion in ill-defined "revenue enhancement" measures, TIME has learned that Regan...
(9 of 12) school board near Lincoln, Neb., considered leaving the program, partly out of disgust with the paperwork involved. Cafeteria managers must follow the Agriculture Department's 111-page guide for school food service, and each day someone must fill out an 18-column sheet listing all financial...
market. But few industry watchers share its optimism. Most think that the firm faces another difficult year and will get by mainly because of drastic cost-cutting measures that have pared the company's white-collar work force in the U.S. by 22% since 1979.