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...least Rice’s instrumentals leave nothing to be desired, and his tangible sadness on “Accidental Babies?? rivals the near-tears delivery that Jewel owned back when she sang “You Were Meant for Me” all those years ago. She’s now happily married to a country singer. So maybe there’s still a ray of hope for young Rice. Then again, Jewel also sang at an audible decibel level and employed such useful songwriting devices as hooks and recognizable rhythm and syntax, so maybe...
...Food historians, culinary journalists, and chefs are just a few examples of people who use the collection for research. During her time at Radcliffe College in the 50s, Wheaton was appalled by the terrible food. Like many of her contemporaries, she dropped out to get married and have babies??and turned her attention to the kitchen. “Because of my background in art history, I got interested in why cooking differs so much over time and space,” explained Wheaton. “I began to realize that food is a cultural artifact...
...center of it all was Rookie Captain of the Harvard Ballroom Dance Team Patricia Hao ’09, who quelled the qualms and tended to the needs of her team’s tenderfoots. “These are all my rookies. They’re my babies??I’m a little overwhelmed because there are so many things to take care of,” she said. Hao’s responsibilities ran the gamut from matching partners, an effort she called “a dance in itself,” to fixing...
...Harvard Medical School Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Ofer Levy, a team of researchers found a receptor in babies?? white blood cells that may make them respond better to life-saving vaccines...
...actually a cross-cultural trilogy of short films, with no plot or character elements in common, varying widely in tone. The first short, “Dumplings,” by Hong Kong director Fruit Chan, horrifies by suggesting its premise—a woman eating babies??is entirely realistic. The Korean film by director Chan-wook Park, “Cut,” is black comedy descending into madness. Japanese director Takashi Miike directs “Box,” a delirious psychological nightmare. They all succeed brilliantly in extraordinarily different ways...