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Kleist, neglected genius
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Heinrich von Kleist is one of the great neglected figures of
European literature. If he is known at all outside his native
Germany, it is chiefly for the short story, The Marquise of O,
which suffered the apotheosis of being made into a film.
His plays are rarely performed and that essential short text, On
the marionette theatre, is largely forgotten. Yet many critics
would set Kleist above Goethe and Schiller as a dramatist, and some
would set him above them as an artist.
His work is at once tragic, grotesque, hectic, tender, hilarious
and heartbroken, a powerful current in that underground ...
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Waltham Savings Bank to acquire Lexington Savings Bank.
PR Newswire
; WALTHAM SAVINGS BANK TO ACQUIRE LEXINGTON SAVINGS BANK WALTHAM, Mass., May 9 /PRNewswire/ -- John C. Warren, president and chief executive officer of Waltham Savings Bank Waltham, Mass., a wholly owned subsidiary...
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Waltham: Hotbed for growth Young high-tech firms prosper in old industrial city
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; WALTHAM -- This city has neither the cachet of...city that has known better times. But Waltham has what counts as Massachusetts looks...darkness: hot, young high-tech companies. Waltham is the unlikely home address for four of...
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Waltham Savings Bank promotions.
PR Newswire
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Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...TIMES "If you want a good time, come to Waltham." The time was 1910, back when that...You can see it at the new home of the Waltham Museum, which finally has enough room...documenting more than three centuries of Waltham history - are on public view for the first...
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Waltham, Mass., Council Outlines Big Plans to Boost Tourism.
Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; ...Tribune Business News May 23--The Waltham Tourism Council wants to promote the Watch...Cod, and Boston. "Our goal is to make Waltham the premier visitor destination in the...Dan Yaeger, marketing consultant to the Waltham Tourism Council, said in an interview...
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Waltham football binds generations
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; In Waltham -- where high school football tradition...through the uprights yesterday, giving Waltham's Hawks a 1-point win in the Eastern...Vittum and his teammates became the first Waltham team since 1965 to go undefeated. In the...
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Waltham to honor hockey inductees First induction cites coaches and players
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; WALTHAM -- The first induction of former players and coaches into the Waltham High Hockey Hall of Fame will be held Feb. 1 when Waltham plays Somerville at the Watertown Skating Arena. A first annual Hall of Fame reception and dinner will follow...
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Waltham goes extra yard for win Patten's kick turns the trick in overtime
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...Patten has been a backup quarterback at Waltham for two years, but today he is the toast...breaker was perfect, giving No. 2 Waltham a thrilling 21-20 Division 1B victory...560 at chilly Nickerson Field. It was Waltham's first postseason game in modern history...
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CRUNCHTIME IN WALTHAM
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; WALTHAM - Who killed Deaconess-Waltham Hospital? The finger-pointing is well underway, and the patient...with the mothership." CareGroup, for its part, says that the Waltham hospital has lost money eight out of the past 10 years, that...
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William J. Gallagher, Waltham headmaster.(Obituary)
Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald
; William J. Gallagher of Waltham, a retired headmaster at Waltham High School, died Wednesday at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Brighton. He was 84. Born in Waltham, Mr. Gallagher was a lifelong resident. He graduated...
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