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...show, resulting in a range of both quality and topic. “All the pieces are so personal that if the person felt that it fit with the theme, then that qualified it,” Samayoa says of the decision.Indeed, many artists took a very personal approach to the relationship between Harvard and body issues, though this is not an alienating force. For Courtney L. Blair ’10, who attended the opening, it was the very opposite. “The artists express a lot of things that I’m feeling...
...Things I Know About Her” at the Carpenter Center for Visual Arts, featuring Davey’s video “Fifty Minutes.”That her first exhibition is a retrospective, rather than a showcase for her new work, reflects Davey’s evolving approach to art and production. “I wanted to stop making as many photographs and kind of cycle back to the boxes, the ones I’ve already made, and bring those out again,” Davey says. “As an artist, you always have...
...This project emerged from my fascination with Anton Chekhov, because he was a very mysterious person in life,” Rodríguez says. “Nobody got to know him deeply, so he had an aura of mystery, and we wanted to try to approach his figure.”Rodríguez, who is writing her dissertation on Chekhov’s contributions to drama, also sought to express the elusiveness of his writing. The play revolves around six historical characters, all related to Chekhov’s life, that have made a journey...
...unfortunate sacrifice, we hope that Amaker’s strategy will not compromise Harvard’s reputation. The potential violations of NCAA recruiting rules, on the other hand, are more troubling. The Times article recounted stories of Amaker’s relentless tactics—such as approaching a potential recruit’s father in a grocery store—which indicate an over-aggressive approach that reflects poorly on the University. The actions of Amaker’s top assistant, Kenny Blakeney, who, right before being officially hired by Harvard, crossed state lines to play basketball with...
...military strategy in Mosul for both U.S. troops and Iraqi security forces is much the same approach used elsewhere in Iraq over the years, with mixed results. Absent, however, is one key aspect that shaped progress in other places over the past year: local volunteer security forces who, in many cases, were nationalist insurgents who broke with al-Qaeda in Iraq. U.S. officials say that strategy won't work in Mosul, because standing up bands of irregulars could inflame existing ethnic and sectarian divisions in the city. So many U.S. military officials see provincial elections...