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...weeks prior to Easter Sunday—the holiest day in the Catholic liturgical calendar??Pope Benedict XVI was preparing for an apology instead of a celebration. On Sunday, March 21, congregations throughout Ireland were read a letter authored by the Pope, which expressed his “shame and remorse” for the acts of child sexual abuse committed by priests in the nation. The Pope was responding to two reports released by Irish officials last year, which discovered frequent abuses in parochial schools and widespread efforts by ecclesiastical authorities to cover up these crimes. Ultimately...
...created by Chilean artist Cristóbal Lehyt after he spent two years in the office of Harvard Law School’s Labor and Worklife Program exploring the history of labor and unionization in Massachusetts. The box, and a second piece—an abstract “calendar?? of a year’s work that wraps around an entire wall of the gallery—both draw from that experience...
...beach is just the image Lehyt intended to invoke. His “calendar?? is meant to project daydreams of freedom on workdays. “I thought of it as being away from the office, factory—escape,” he said. So while workers’ visions are splashed onto the paper, it is not the workers themselves who are the subject of the piece...
...calendar?? does not deal directly with laborers either. Instead, the large overlapping paper squares in a scrambled grid, painted in brown and blue tones, calls to mind the place where the ocean meets the sand...
...again. Writing a senior thesis is undoubtedly a rewarding experience. Surveying Braddock’s party, however, I got the impression that the thesis was not nearly as rewarding as that first sip of beer after it’s been turned in. Your friends—alive! Your calendar??empty! Your brain—switched off! No thesis writer myself, but a partygoer nonetheless, I approached the host: Great party, Bennett. Motioning to the homemade list of specialty cocktails (the “Topic Sentence-tini,” the “Works Cider?...