And possibly an athletic director changing his mind.
The old boys' club of New York theater, for decades defined by the chummy relationships of producers and directors, is changing with the rise of female directors who are in demand by veteran playwrights as well as hot young writers.
In Washington State, Bernard Warner, the prison chief, said the murder of Mr. Clements had pushed other prison directors toward changing their solitary confinement policies.
The Big Ad Gig, a contest that awards 30-day paid internships to young would-be copywriters and art directors, is changing its format for its fifth annual competition, to be held on Sept. 25 during Advertising Week in New York.
To these directors, a changing world or sensibility is just one more challenge to problem-solve and duct-tape your way out of.
He is a director of Changing Our World, a fund-raising consulting group in Manhattan.
But the commission's executive director kept changing the subject and did not want to hear about Mr. Spitzer's involvement, says the aide, Darren Dopp.
With so many music-director jobs changing hands at American orchestras these days, Ms. Alsop will probably look westward out of the corner of her eye while enjoying her European success.
The Reverend Colin Coward, from Devizes, director of Changing Attitudes - a network for lesbian, gay, and bisexual members of the Church of England - has been appointed MBE.
Claire Flynn, the city's acting development services director, said changing the General Plan — which hasn't been updated since the early 2000s — will be "an organic process" that requires resident input.
