New York Public Library Acquires George C. Wolfe's Archives
More than 50 boxes of ephemera from the playwright and director’s career include notes on “Angels in America” and research for “Jelly’s Last Jam.”
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More than 50 boxes of ephemera from the playwright and director’s career include notes on “Angels in America” and research for “Jelly’s Last Jam.”
State Sen. Hillman Frazier, who has served in the legislature for more than 40 years, faces a familiar challenger this year in the District 27 race.
Or do you think it is too late? i think now really it is already set in ink, it won't change. what might happen is if the process that has been filed in court kicks off and is successful, there might be a change. and we are likely to see donors pulling funding, in health care for instance. there was a joint statement earlier that said that this law is likely to affect hiv care. so we are likely to see movement in those areas, but also in some cases some sanctions, because the us had threatened sanctions on uganda as a result of the passing of this law. b. uganda as a result of the passing of t...
That she does not support. state senator, thank you for joining me here tonight. just a few hours after this has passed. can you tell us, why did you go from once supporting a six-week ban, to not supporting it in this iteration? >> well, i think a better question is why did the south carolina house decided to completely change it? i didn't change, they did it. they struck the bill, it sort of their own language, their own definition. extra. whereas fact-finding clauses, led to be problematic for the south carolina supreme court. it is simply not the same bill. i did not support it. >> can you...
Gustafson, who voted for the bill back in february. she now says the house made dramatic changes that she does not support. state senator, thank you for joining me here today on just a few hours, really, after this has passed. can you tell us why did you go from once supporting a six-week ban to not supporting it in this iteration? >> well, i think a better question is why did the south carolina house decide to completely change it? i didn't change, they did. they struck the bill, pretty much, inserted their own language, their own definitions, extra whereas fact finding clause, which could be...