She also had a well-developed appreciation for dance, which she began to present in 1949, with performances by Katherine Dunham's company.
She has returned to her activist roots as the founder and chairwoman of the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention, which she began in 1994, and she recently donated $12.5 million to the Harvard Graduate School of Education for a center to study the role of gender in education.
Her career took off while she was writing theatre criticism for Vanity Fair, which she began to do in 1918 as a stand-in for the vacationing P. G. Wodehouse.
Though it is not known if Ms. Ferenczi kept in contact with the police officer — she never revealed his name — she maintained an unabashed love for the nightstick, which she began using as a rolling pin to help create meals and desserts for special occasions.
She took her last $80 in cash and bought the ingredients for chocolate chip cookies, which she began selling to local stores.
Mr. Suozzi praised Ms. D'Amico for working diligently for the pay equity agreement, which she began negotiating directly with county officials about two years ago after the union found the grievance procedure unsatisfactory.
Virginia Woolf titled one essay "On Not Knowing Greek," which she began, "For it is vain and foolish to talk of knowing Greek".
While Fisher was perhaps most famous for her role as Princess Leia, which she began when she was only 19, she also made a name for herself in Hollywood as a script doctor, working on the screenplays for Sister Act, Last Action Hero, and The Wedding Singer.
While Fisher was perhaps most famous for her role as Princess Leia, which she began when she was only 19, she also made a name for herself in Hollywood as a script doctor, working on the screenplays for Sister Act, Last Action Hero, and The Wedding Singer.
