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...have a hard time just being an audience member. As soon as you put [the piece you’ve choreographed] in front of the audience it ceases to be yours, and relinquishing that control takes some thought.” Koch’s newest endeavor involves a return to the formal study of dance. A junior, Koch plans to take next semester off to undertake intensive study with the José Limón Dance Company in New York City. Koch intends to use her winnings from the Suzanne Farrell Prize, combined with an Artist Development Fellowship given...
...reelected to a fourth mayoral term by the city’s overwhelmingly Democratic population. Lifelong liberals, my parents were for once divided. My mother exercised caution and voted Republican. In a fit of blind loyalty, my father stood behind Barry.I was 10 when Barry made his triumphant return to the mayor’s office, and I was more than a little confused. Washington is a place of politics and, theoretically, accountability. Men in suits arrive, and if they don’t do their jobs well, they are eventually replaced. The District is full of out-of-state...
When eminent composer John C. Adams ’69, the somewhat reluctant winner of the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Music, returns to Harvard this weekend to receive the 2007 Harvard Arts Medal, he’ll find a campus fundamentally different from the one he attended during the late ’60s. “I think back on the anxiety and fear because of the war and the immense exhilaration of counter-culture and the explosion of popular music,” says Adams. “I could turn on the radio at any time...
...President, apparently hopes that Turkish voters will accept the generals' view that the pro-Islamic AKP poses a threat to Turkish society, and turn them out, or at least vote in a coalition that would force the AKP to share power. For its part, the ruling party expects to return with an enhanced majority and the full backing of a plurality of the Turkish people...
...Montealegre he will be setting his sights on the presidency, which could lead to a rematch of the 1996 election when Alem?n beat Ortega. "Don't get too happy in power. There's no debt that goes unpaid and no soup that doesn't get cold. We will return to power...