At Goldeneye, beyond the cluster of cottages let to paying guests -- Iman, with her baby, Alexandria Bowie, and a nanny in tow, is also in residence, writing her first book -- there is an open gate and dirt road.
Sinofsky will spend his time at Harvrd as an executive in residence, writing and teaching about product development, planning, collaboration, and more.
"The preponderance of this evidence establishes that the candidate never formed an intention to terminate his residence in Chicago; never formed an intention to establish his residence in Washington, D.C., or any place other than Chicago; and never formed an intention to change this residence," wrote Joseph A. Morris, the hearing officer.
No doubt some in the audience were drawn by the specific program, which intriguingly paired a new work by Magnus Lindberg, the Philharmonic's composer in residence, written in homage to his influential teacher, the French composer Gérard Grisey, with a major score by Grisey, who died of a stroke at 52 in 1998.
Lindberg, the orchestra's composer-in-residence, wrote "Kraft" in the mid-nineteen-eighties, in Berlin, taking the city's industrial-noise bands as inspiration.
'A Difficult Topic' Kabu Okai-Davies, founder and executive director of Newark's African Globe Theaterworks, and Solomon F. Caudle, the company's director-in-residence, wrote "When a Man Loves a Woman" in 1999 to address the problems of HIV and AIDS in Newark.
"Some starved to death in apartments just above or below his own in the Academy's residence," Todes writes.
The enterprising Proffer had persuaded the University of Michigan to make Brodsky a poet in residence; Brodsky wrote a poem about a college teacher.
"We are very concerned that Mally is safe and placed in the best possible residence," Braun wrote in his recent email.
For the next five years, Foote retreated to the King-Smith Studio School, in Washington, D.C., where he managed the theatre program, directed the modern repertoire, explored non-narrative forms of drama with Valerie Bettis, who was also in residence, and wrote four one-acts that were mounted at the school's theatre.
After a Jetton campaign barbecue at Gracie Mansion, New York City's mayoral residence, Brendan Gill wrote in the New Yorker "Barbecues as a symbol compare favorably with the 1952 hole in Adlai Stevenson's shoe".
