He attracted notice as a theater maker in 2003 with "Word Becomes Flesh," about the unexpected conception of his son, and "Scourge" (2005), about Haitian-American identity.
What does this continuing scourge say about the values and morals that underlie our society?
Say what you will about the scourge of drinking, but no pub I've been to demands you return your pints if you don't obey their rules.
You do this by engaging the issue, by learning all you can about this scourge of violence that threatens to hold all of us hostage and sully the future for generations to come.
He knows now that The Master will bring about "a scourge," and a widespread "corruption of flesh and spirit".
Jonathan B. Tucker, author of "Scourge," a book about smallpox, said the order's size was based on a federal computer simulation of how much vaccine would be needed if the smallpox virus appeared in an American city and spread beyond.
The altered bacterium, described in tomorrow's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, might help prevent Chagas', a scourge that kills about 45,000 people a year in South and Central America.
It demands self-examination, not just a few toothless remarks about the scourge of racism, or a few questions about the president's mental competence or his moral authority.
Malawi has not been spared this scourge, which currently afflicts about 12percentt of its people.
I'm talking about that scourge of modern day gaming, the retro compilation.
