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...They promised me cue cards. I just hope I'm not too nervous to read them," she said...
Victor P. Filippini '80, a former member of the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) who assisted in drawing up the legislation, noted that the whole dispute is probably academic, because limited faculty resources prevent the ideal goal from ever becoming reality...
Today, "bad arts" cannot be so easily determined as a missed cue or a wrong note. Finding the role of performing in art education and finding qualified teachers are problems of assessment that send University administrators scurrying to far easier tasks like budget-balancing and tuition-raising. It is one thing to decide that learning from performers is a valuable experience for students. It is quite another to decide which performers are valuable enough to 'society" to merit a tenured teaching post at Harvard...
...Houses. If Harvard can ignore 3000 marching students on the South Africa issue, how will any assembly resolutions change their minds? As long as the administration has its own version of student participation in the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life (CHUL) and the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE), the assembly will get nowhere on housing policy or broad education policy...
Fortunately, Shakespeare's plays are fueled by more than a consummate mastery of the English tongue. They search out what Hamlet called "the motive and the cue for passion" and release characters like comets blazing across four centuries without extinction. In the universality of its human concerns and its storytelling entrancement, any of Shakespeare's front-rank plays redeems the flaws of the players...