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A potential Off Broadway production of "My Name Is Rachel Corrie," an acclaimed solo show about an American demonstrator killed by an Israeli bulldozer while trying to stop the destruction of a Palestinian home, has been postponed because of concerns about the show's political content. The production, a hit at the Royal Court Theater in London last year, had been tentatively scheduled to start performances at the New York Theater Workshop in the East Village on March 22. But yesterday, James C. Nicola, the artistic director of the workshop, said he had decided to postpone the show after polling local...

I wanted to invite everyone to greet our newest signup, whyareyoudumbandhateful. Do you think his or her first post will be to make a donation on the Freepathon thread?

<p>Elizabeth Corrie would see her younger cousin every summer at the family vacation spot on Minnesota's Cedar Lake.</p> <p>Elizabeth, a Midlothian High School alumna who teaches at a private school in Atlanta, was born nearly a decade earlier than Rachel. But they shared a similar sense of humor, a yearning for social justice and a desire to make a difference.</p>

Home Run, the Testicles Work December 12, 2003 Folks, you know me better than your outrage over my statement - Hillary puts the testicles of Sunday show anchors in a lock box - indicates. People won't let this go, even though they know we don't do cheap potty humor here. If I use a metaphor, it must be the best way to illustrate the situation. That was a great show yesterday - despite the e-mail I read below, and the caller who challenged me tried to claim. They just didn't get it. If they had said no one was talking...

When small charities have big dreams about fund-raising, they often set their sights on the stars -- Hollywood stars. The Evanston-based charity consulting firm, Alford Group, advises them to c'mon back to earth. Celebs, even for good causes, "usually don't come for free,'' says Alford vice president Greg Simoncini. Indeed they don't.