Word: celtic
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...studying abroad in Cork, in Ireland, my junior year of college, and this woman took me to a ceili. She told me I had to bring a song or a story. I went and was enchanted.” After completing her dissertation in Celtic languages and literatures, Chadbourne looked to teach a course on Irish fairy lore for the Expository Writing program. Expos asked her instead to teach a much broader course on storytelling more generally. Rather than upsetting her plans, this request led Chadbourne to approach the medium differently, and opened up scholarly and creative worlds...
...play’s deeply Irish roots. A Folklore and Mythology concentrator, she incorporated the historical elements of Irish culture and storytelling—specifically pertaining to “Playboy”—into her senior thesis. She has also arranged for musicians from the campus Celtic Club to orchestrate the production...
...which places Om in the same league as neighbor Upstairs on the Square. The prices are reasonable: if you’re looking for an upscale date spot, Om is certainly equal to its older, pinker competition.And if you happen to be a photography professor with a vaguely Celtic accent, you’ll probably like it better than my photography.—Michael A. Mohammed
...Eschewing the stuffy quarters of the All Saints Episcopalian Parish in Brookline, Ross has taken her weekly Christian discussion group from the House of God to the Publik House Beer Bar and Kitchen. Every Saturday afternoon, before heading to the church’s five o’clock Celtic service, parishioners talk religion over a frothy pint of imported ale. It’s not you’re typical church group, but then again, Ross isn’t trying to draw the typical church-going crowd...
...successful, “The Playboy” will present Irish culture—including the Celtic Club’s music—to a large Harvard audience and begin bridging the gap with Boston’s Irish...