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...suing the trucking company for $25 million in potential earnings; last week the jury in a Brooklyn, N.Y. federal court awarded her $7.2 million. And what does a musical mogul do to relax from the pressures of all that moneymaking? Rogers has taken up photography. In those quiet darkroom hours, he says, "I think better and resolve problems better." His first book, Kenny Rogers' America, a series of black-and-white landscapes, portraits and buildings taken while touring, was published last week. Rogers did not set out to do a book, but when friends suggested it, he liked the idea...
...Leverett is best known for hosting a well-attended 80’s dance each semester, and artistic opportunities in this House are similarly sporadic. Currently, several hundred student photographs developed in the Leverett darkroom (located in the D-entry basement, open to all) are on display in the dining hall.The Old Library Theater, just inside the entrance to McKinlock, hosts small-scale productions by student groups across campus (recently, Chekhov’s Three Sisters played there) and, at the end of the second semester, a Coffeehouse showcasing Leverites.Leverett also boasts an under-used Art Studio (Leverett residents only...
...those who prefer the sweet smell of developing chemicals, Lowell has a fully equipped darkroom located under D-entry, though it is only available to Lowell residents (contact Gabriel Abraham at abraham@fas.harvard.edu). And for those who are looking to keep warm through the Cambridge winter, there is always the Lowell Knitting Circle, which hosts regular meetings in the Senior Common Room...
...those more attached to their tripod than their tube of Utrecht watercolors, Pfoho’s darkroom, in the basement of Comstock, provides students with a full range of modern equipment for developing and enlarging black and white film. Cheaper than a disposable Kodak camera, darkroom membership is available by the semester to House residents and affiliates. In addition to access to the darkroom, membership guarantees chemicals, film, and a locked storage spaces. Contact darkroom director Scott L. Peterson (peters2@fas.harvard.edu...
Deep in the bowels of New Quincy are two visual art centers—the pottery studio and darkroom. Quincy’s pottery studio offers weekly classes with ceramist Holly Neufer for a fee of $50 per semester (contact Larry J. Peterson at lpeters@fas.harvard.edu). Unlimited access to the darkroom is available for $25. All Quincy residents are welcome to show any artistic creations during Arts First in an exhibit in the JCR (contact tutor Matthew H. McIntyre at mmcintyr@fas.harvard.edu...