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...account crediting Winthrop] out,” and is waiting for their webmaster to make the changes.BUILDING ON THE PASTEventually, the major dramas limited themselves to taking place on stage in a controlled, fictional setting.After staging “Iolanthe” the group put on “Trial by Jury” and “The Sorcerer.” They soon followed it up with “The Yeoman of the Guard” and have maintained a high level of success ever since.This year, the 50th anniversary year of HRGS&P, is a crucial...
...love with a common sailor. With a nonsensical twist at the end, “H.M.S. Pinafore” proves that love transcends social class—at least in some cases. Along with “H.M.S. Pinafore,” HRG&SP will present “Trial by Jury.” Oftentimes recognized as the launch of the duo’s successful partnership, “Trial by Jury” is the only Gilbert and Sullivan one act and is performed with no spoken dialogue. Last performed by HRG&SP in the fall...
...Both Google and Microsoft claim that the current versions of their program packages are free, though Microsoft requires that institutions use their identity data management system. Google’s fine print reads that the free offer extends only to those schools that enroll during the beta trial period. Harvard’s Levine, however, said that he has privacy concerns if off-campus servers were used to store data. Levine also said that he would want to ensure that FAS retained legal rights if the government were to seek access to an individual’s e-mail...
...splinter group, though it was probably lost on many readers that the sect has no connection to the church. More recently, the 50-year-old leader of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a sect that has been disavowed by the LDS, has been on trial on two first-degree felony counts of rape. He is accused of helping arrange the marriage of a 14-year-old girl and her 19-year-old cousin...
...made of paper but looked more like a cinder block than a book. It contained acronyms and chemical formulas and footnotes. It radiated dangerous amounts of hype and spoke of a future in which each calendar year would be sold for corporate sponsorship, e.g., the Year of the Trial-Size Dove Bar, the Year of the Depend Adult Undergarment. It was, in short, like something sent from above to test the good faith and resolve of book lovers everywhere. It was David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest (Little, Brown; 1,079 pages), and people couldn't decide whether...