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...world of great complexity and deep emotion.By rejecting translations, the Agassiz production of Teatro hopes to retain all of Lorca’s complexity and emotion. “We wanted to do it in Spanish because as good as translations can be, the original language is the author??s own words,” said director Christopher N. Hanley ’07-08. “In translations you’re always going to lose some part of the author??s vision.”To fully preserve that vision, the play will...
...also posts news and opinion pieces from a variety of outside sources, after VoteGopher’s editors have screened the articles. One of the Web site’s content editors, Elizabeth L. Altmaier ’10, said that when opinion pieces lean toward one side, the author??s reasoning should be “fair and thoroughly explained.” This policy comes from VoteGopher’s mission to be an “information hub” where voters can find balanced information, Ruben said. Bloggers from Wonkette and Instapundit.com, two popular...
...well. Wyke’s country estate is painfully modern, complete with implausible gadgets, cameras, and hidden doors, all controlled by omnipotent Apple remotes. In the original, by contrast, Wyke’s traditionally creepy home conveyed a more believable setting for a wealthy, batty, English author??a house filled with dolls and dummies that moved and cackled...
...bleed—demons never.” Ultimately, however, the reading transformed into a reminder of the transcendent power of love. Gloria I. Montiel ’09, who has read Morrison’s novel “Beloved” 12 times, said she thought the author??s message, a theme present in many of her books, is also in line with Faust’s desire to reach out to members of the Harvard community in a “quest for more than just individual character.” Humanities Center Director Homi...
...shady consulting firm, fake charity, and partially plagiarized book about the Holocaust. All that Aleksey Vayner had wanted was a job at Goldman Sachs. Instead, by Monday, he became the most scrutinized student celebrity since Kaavya Viswanathan ’08 “internalized” another author??s novels...