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The dash of Lord Byron in “Don Juan”
‘T is pity learnéd virgins ever wedWith persons of no sort of education,Or gentlemen, who, though well born and bred,Grow tired of scientific conversation:I don’t choose to say much upon this head,I’m a plain…
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The dash of Lord Byron in “Don Juan”
‘T is pity learnéd virgins ever wedWith persons of no sort of education,Or gentlemen, who, though well born and bred,Grow tired of scientific conversation:I don’t choose to say much upon this head,I’m a plain…
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Gil Hodges in the Hall of Fame at last
The Dodger great managed the 1969 Mets to the World Champoionship. He would have been 98 on April 4. Great first-baseman, clutch hitter, drove in both runs when the Dodgers won the 7th game…
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Gil Hodges in the Hall of Fame at last
The Dodger great managed the 1969 Mets to the World Champoionship. He would have been 98 on April 4. Great first-baseman, clutch hitter, drove in both runs when the Dodgers won the 7th game…
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Water and bread, not wine and cake: choreographer Mylène Benoît speaks up for dance [by Tracy Danison]
WONDER by Mylène Benoît: “Body memory working on the body present”. Photo © Fabrice Poiteaux The portico on the Théâtre des Abbesses boasts a quote from Pina Bausch, a genius, sure, but also beloved of…
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Water and bread, not wine and cake: choreographer Mylène Benoît speaks up for dance [by Tracy Danison]
WONDER by Mylène Benoît: “Body memory working on the body present”. Photo © Fabrice Poiteaux The portico on the Théâtre des Abbesses boasts a quote from Pina Bausch, a genius, sure, but also beloved of…
