The empathy gap: how do the numbers break down? Does it mean what it seems to mean?
American Theatre, December, 2005 by Collins-Hughes, Laura
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"Actors surrender. They stop playing themselves and they give in. You would have to let go of yourself and enter the life of another human being, and in this case it would be me."--Conchita to Palomo in Nilo Cruz's Anna in the Tropics Last spring, in the question-and-answer period following his lecture at the Columbia School of Journalism, Harper's Magazine editor Lewis H.
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Lapham recounted his process of choosing the dozen students he was to teach in a writing workshop at another Ivy League university. Having read the writing samples about 70 applicants, he said, ...
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