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Ticino News - Anche se Cameron Mitchell ci tiene a far sapere di essersi ispirato a registi come John Cassavetes, Robert Altman, Woody Allen e Jean Genet, più che la sua tecnica cinematografica fanno discutere le ...
Time Line of Banned Books in the United States (The Book Standard)
As an English journalist working in Philadelphia, Thomas Paine espoused pro-Revolution rhetoric in pamphlets that urged the colonists to cast off the shackles of British rule form an independent nation....
(Boston Globe)
"THOSE STORIES are so good," Mick Jagger once said of the swirl of scandalous lore that surrounds the 1970 film "Performance," in which he co-starred, "I couldn't possibly deny them." The stories are indeed juicy: If they are to be believed, Donald Cammell Nic Roeg's pioneeringly psychedelic gangster was made in an atmosphere that combined the airy ...
Theatre students present The Maids (St. Olaf news)
St. Olaf theatre students present production of Jean Genet's The Maids....
On Campus: March 9, 2007 (University Daily Kansan)
On Campus Here's what's happening on campus for March 9, 2007. The AAUP Book, Jacket, Journal Show will take place all day at 2502 Westbrooke Circle on West Campus....
illustrates sisters' complex relationship (University Daily Kansan)
The University Theatre's play, "The Maids," portrayed the relationship between sisters, which involves love, passion jealousy. A three-member cast performed Wednesday night in Murphy Hall....
'The Maids' probes dark struggles (Lawrence Journal-World)
"The Maids," a dark obsessive work by Jean Genet currently at the University Theatre, dissects the tumultuous relationship between two sisters the Madame they simultaneously hate, envy love. The twisted struggles that drive the story bring the characters together, only to give each of them more ammunition which to drive the others away....
Trio of actors carries University Theatre's sinister 'Maids' (Lawrence Journal-World)
"The Maids," a dark obsessive work by Jean Genet currently at the University Theatre, dissects the tumultuous relationship between two sisters the Madame they simultaneously hate, envy love...
Local bowling scores (Fond du Lac Reporter)
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On Campus: March 7, 2007 (University Daily Kansan)
Mark Holter, associate professor of social welfare, will present the University Forum "No Place Like Home: What it Takes to Create Community (Re) Integration for People Psychiatric Disabilities" at noon in the Ecumenical Christian Ministries building....
Quite an interview: a talk Judy (San Francisco Bay Guardian)
"There's no craft. I'm just curious." To which I respond, "Are you sure?" as if this respected journalist could be putting me on. I've just read Judy Stone's new book of interviews, Not Quite a Memoir: Of Films, Books, the World (Silman-James Press). "How do you prepare your questions?" I ask....

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