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...first part of this lack is due in part to something that is quite good about Harvard: the place is no longer a rich, white boys?? club. Harvard, in the trend of colleges nationally, is increasingly diverse, particularly socioeconomically. Thanks to programs such as HFAI, Harvard draws from a much wider cross-section of applicants than it once...
...seem to be capitalizing on the soulful style popularized by John Legend. It’s a beautiful style in the right hands, but falls short of the mark when a boy band attempts a capella soul. AJ McLean’s soaring vocals—backed by the Boys?? humming—are positively contrived. The Backstreet Boys?? biggest downfall is their inability or unwillingness to let go of the serious schtick. The album is not fun, unapologetically poppy, or silly by any stretch of the imagination. Out of the 17 songs on the album...
...changed. As always, the Harvard Early Music Society’s production will feature an entire spectrum of unusual instruments, ranging from the relatively common harpsichord (they have two, actually) to the improbable-seeming overgrown lute known as the theorbo. Baroque trumpets, baroque oboes (or “haut-boys??), and baroque bows for string instruments are also present in the ensemble.“There’s this whole sound vocabulary that’s absent from other music,” Spellberg explains. “The music is more exposed and rawer...
...anguish and expressing their feelings with wide arm movements. One member is conspicuously absent. Kevin Richardson declined to join the good old boys in their comeback video, perhaps because he’s nearing the age of 40. “Inconsolable” neither hurts nor helps the Boys?? image in any significant way, though it gives an unexpected boost to Howie Dorough. Almost universally regarded as the least likely to make hearts throb during the boy band years, Dorough looks surprisingly good these days and comes across in “Inconsolable?...
...exploring not only male tendencies towards the sciences, but also female tendencies towards verbal skills and communication.And the research is carrying over into the classroom. Single-sex classrooms, once proposed with the aim of improving females’ scores in math, have now been lauded as also improving boys?? engagement with books by allowing teachers to modify content for gender. All sorts of suggestions have been put forth for why girls read more than boys, from the content of the books taught in school to males’ stronger engagement with other media, particularly video and computer games...