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...visit Harvard,” she said. Christine K. L. Bendorf ’10, who has acted and produced in Harvard shows, expressed her satisfaction with the night’s panel. “It’s great to see professionals come to Harvard who aren??t involved solely in the performing aspect,” Bendorf said, “because it reminds all of us in the theater community here that there is more to the world of theater than being an actor on stage.” Strong, asked to give some...
...other people on campus,” she says of her positions on Persephone and The Gamut. “There are an unbelievable number of unbelievably talented poets at Harvard who are writing a lot of great stuff right now.”Even those whose poetic voices aren??t as refined earn Vasiliauskas’ praise. “I try to be very encouraging,” she says. “I’m generally open to printing stuff that may show some kind of limitations or mistakes on the part...
...first post-incarceration campaign slogan was “He may not be perfect, but he’s perfect for D.C.” Wikipedia is unreliable, of course, so you can take those words or leave them. But even if they and the list of outlandish quotations aren??t all true—even if somebody made them up—they were composed with a very specific comical image in mind.I love Washington, and I love to laugh, but I have come to realize that laughing at Washington and its embarrassments is a means...
...serious about music go to arts high schools or are home-schooled,” says Jackiw, explaining the difference between himself and other young musicians. “I went to normal high school and loved it. Having been exposed to things besides music and having friends who aren??t musicians, I wanted to have that same environment. I wanted to continue that, but I had to be in the city so I could still be serous about music, so Harvard was a natural choice for me.” With schoolwork both at Harvard...
...board member of H-Art. Lisa J. Maracchi ’09, the other co-producer of Art Walk, started H-Art after thinking that there were no student groups on campus which focused on the visual arts. “We want to bring people together who aren??t necessarily VES [Visual and Environmental Studies] concentrators and who just love art and want to be around it,” Miracchi says. Art Walk will feature gallery spaces across campus and in residential Houses. Participants can join the tour at any point along the way and come...