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...memoirs of certain participants," says Petkovic. "But these are not primary sources. Before having access to the relevant documents and archives, they would not be able to produce an unbiased view of history." Dijana Plut of the Institute of Psychology, a member of the team that analyzes textbook content, concurs: "The best thing would be to omit the post-Tito era altogether, since it seems it was impossible to describe it in a proper and in-depth manner...
...heterogeneous as Harvard “women” should be approached with a fair dose of intrigue—and skepticism. The proposition that scantily clad final club groupies, carbo-loading varsity athletes and slightly neurotic left of center journalists can all find something meaningful in the content is ambitious, if not perhaps also naïve. Add to that the guide’s stated desire to serve the testosterone crowd as well—quite the lofty ambition for a book with just four men on its 58 person staff —and the guide seems...
...content of The Women’s Guide is convincingly adamant about the need to prevent collective “amnesia” with regards to the rocky history of women at Harvard and to provide a forthright discussion of gender issues facing women (and men) today. But the back cover plea to find “female readers” begins on the defensive, replying to an invisible critic that “this book is in fact more than The Unofficial Guide without the restaurant listings.” With such unprovoked hostility, the female reader is left...
Editor’s Note: Crimson Arts will now be accepting submissions from readers on concerts and similar events for “Out & About.” Submissions may be opinionated, should be 250 words or less and may be edited for content. Shorter submissions may receive preference, and we reserve the right to not to publish submissions. Please email submissions to music@thecrimson.com...
...sharp contrast to Dumala’s meticulous lines are the collages by Jackie Brookner, environmental artist and writer (VES 130abr, “The Language of Sculpture”). Brookner is undeniably the most abstract artist of the five; the content of her art seems almost indecipherable except for what appears to be a droopy, lethargic tongue on the floor in the middle of the gallery. A sculpture whose subject is clearly suggested by the witty title, “AHHH,” the red velvet tongue spills forth from an arched, wooden “mouth?...