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...Knock” estranges its audience with its large-scale set. A smaller scale suits this family drama, as the entire theater becomes the House of the play.The drab, yet fussy style of the costumes is well-suited to the characters’ reluctant gravity. Costume designer Sabrina Chou ’09 is wise to give each sister’s black dress different-colored frills, since this both helps distinguish the actors and suggests the tumult underlying their obedient demeanors. Although the makeup is perhaps too good considering that the daughters are all supposed to be in their...
Costume designers Sabrina Chou ’09 and Olga I. Zhulina ’09 use similar minimalist methods to contribute to the general feel of sterility and conformity...
...students used the services, even after eight indecent assaults within the span of three months had occurred.Students adopted a cautious, if not distressed, attitude when discussing the incident yesterday. “There wasn’t any widespread sense of alarm,” said Jacquelyn Chou ’07, a Kirkland resident. “People really haven’t been talking about it. It was a little startling that it was on JFK Street, because in general, I consider areas like that to be pretty safe. And I probably will try to be more careful...
...second time in a week that UC representatives were able to talk to planners about what they wanted in Allston. On Wednesday, UC members were invited to tour the Harvard in Allston room with Spiegelman. Only three representatives attended, including Kurisu and Kirkland representative Jacki Chou ’07, who were also present at Thursday’s session. At the Wednesday meeting, Spiegelman acknowledged that it has been hard to gauge undergraduate desires. “It’s been really hard to get undergraduates to come, but we keep trying,” she said, adding...
...comes into Harvard,” said Andrew H. Golis ’06, describing students as “high-achieving academic bureaucrats,” focused on self-promotion and unlikely to seek out a moral reasoning course.Other students however said that they should be trusted.Jacquelyn Chou ’07 advocated “letting students pursue and structure their academic life in a way that best fits their needs.”Participants at the forum, including a member of the committee, questioned whether the report effectively puts forward Harvard’s ideals for general...