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...studies in Social Studies, who said she supports the formation of a FAS committee to further develop ABL in the curriculum. Several undergraduates who spoke at the event offered glowing personal accounts of their courses. “Finally, my academics and extracurriculars make sense,” said Angelico Razon ‘08, the current president of PBHA, who took “Sociology 96j: Research for Nonprofits” this year. Diker-Tishman Professor of Sociology Christopher Winship, who is currently teaching Sociology 19, also praised the ABL program while emphasizing the need for further refinements...
Though SUP did not ultimately win the $10,000 award at yesterday’s ceremony at University of Massachusetts-Boston, PBHA President Angelico N.A. Razon ’08 said that he was happy that PBHA was even considered for the prize...
...Angelico N. A. Razon ’08, who has worked as a homework helper and mentor for elementary school students in Chinatown since his freshman year, will next year lead the Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA), Harvard’s umbrella public service organization...
Ablow cites artists Fra Angelico and Piero as some of his greatest influences, and one can feel the quiet and stable Italian Renaissance sensibilities at work in his paintings. However, Ablow’s paintings are not all serene harmony and immaculate balance. There is a considerable amount of distortion and tension as well: tabletops swerve away from the horizon, cups tip up against the laws of perspective, and drapes fall in completely unnatural ways. In “Studio Dialogue” a jar is partially-hidden, as its left side has no visible correlation with its asymmetrical right...
...Jacob Burckhardt, the 19th century cultural historian best known for his The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy (1860). Burckhardt's study of Italian altarpieces, originally published in German a year after his death in 1897, remains magisterially informative. And the accompanying reproductions, including work by Botticelli, Fra Angelico, Titian and Michelangelo, do more than supplement Burckhardt's text. They provide miraculous glimpses of an age when the artistic impulse and religious devotion were one and the same...