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Some volumes, mostly from the library's special collections and pre-1980 monographs, have already been moved to the Harvard Depository to prepare for the renovation, according to librarian Cathleen H. Conroy...
...Commission, which was created by Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves '72 in October 1993, was composed of 40 members of the Cambridge artistic community, including Myra A. Mayman, the director of the Harvard-Radcliffe Office of the Arts, and Cathleen D. McCormick, assistant director of the Harvard-Radcliffe Office of the Arts...
House residents were officially informed of Armijo's death during a house meeting yesterday with Dean of College L. Fred Jewett '57, Kirkland Masters Cathleen and Donald Pfister, Senior Tutor Garth McCavana, and Dr. Randolph Catlin Jr., head of the Mental Health Service at University Health Services...
Parody is a sure sign of continued relevance of postmodernism. Cathleen Schine's Rameau's Niece is a thinly-veiled attack on the currently fashionable lit-crit deconstructionist crowd. (The novel shockingly does not address the hottest topic in literary studies today, transvestitism. There is only one brief reference to "The Importance of Cross-Dressing in the Symbolism of the Eleventh Century Promissory Note" and nary a fetish in sight...
...life to the show. As an interesting quirk, Patricia Conolly's initially strained performance improves as her character's drug abuse increases. Her greatest moment comes during the play's final monologue, leaving the audience with a disturbing eeriness at curtain-fall. Sue-Anne Morrow as the servant Cathleen is one welcome release from the monotony and moroseness of the other characters because she moves excitedly around the stage...