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Finally, there is the issue of office space—Providing offices for RUS, Girlspot, Athena Theater Company, the Association of Harvard Black Women, and the other clubs in the pro-women’s center camp does not a “women’s center” make. Does anyone really think that this center, as it is currently conceived, will truly be a place where many women will congregate? Rather, the far more likely outcome will be a women’s center that becomes an exclusive space for the groups that pushed for its creation...
...ATHENA Named after the Greek goddess credited by mythology with planting the first olive tree, Athena is located in the heart of the tranquil Waipara Valley, an hour north of Christchurch. Owner Helen Clausen gives tours of the farm, but restive visitors seem more interested in the tasting than the talking-and with good reason. Athena's first-pressed, extra-virgin oil is as green and viscous as a fruit nectar, and quite exquisite. Flavored oils (including lemon and pepper) are also available. International shipments can be arranged at www.athenaolives.co.nz...
...sometimes difficult to look at a vagina. Or so Kate G. Ward ’05 was kind enough to demonstrate during the first sketch of the Athena Theater Company’s (ATC) Vagina Monologues , which played through this past weekend at the Agassiz Theater. With the help of Anastasia M. Artemyev ’08 (who held the mirror), Ward bent over backwards in an effort to show everyone just how hard it is for a woman to get a good look at herself...
Saturday, February 19. Athena Theater Company presents The Vagina Monologues. 8 P.M. Agassiz Theater. Tickets $10; students and seniors $8. Tickets available through Harvard Box Office...
...ahead, say it: “Vagina. Vah-gyne-ah.” Repeat. Now you might be ready: this weekend the Athena Theater Company brings to the Agassiz stage their annual run of Eve Ensler’s popular one-woman-turned-many-women play, recounting in plain words what in another age would have gone unsaid—that is, all in the world having to do with, yes, the vagina. An anti-violence message and some sad statistics save this from being the ribald comedy the name might cause one to expect, but either...