Word: dharma
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Barefoot students of different class years, college affiliations, and cultures collided—literally in some cases—at Hungama, a South Asian dance fest held at the Malkin Athletic Center’s gymnasium Saturday night. Hungama, organized by Dharma, Harvard’s Hindu Students Association, means “uproar” in Hindi and showed a scene of vibrant flashes of traditional South Asian garb swirling to lively music. “I haven’t pre-gamed at all and I feel amazing,” said Firth M. McEachern...
...It’s a great way for students to broaden their view of community.” On Saturday night, Harvard’s South Asian Association presented “Kalpanam,” a cultural celebration featuring traditional Indian dance and music, which coincided with Diwali. Dharma, Harvard’s Hindu Students Association, has also planned several events, including an informal prayer service yesterday at the new Prayer Space in Canday B Basement, which was inaugurated on October first. The prayer service included devotional hymns led by several different students. Aneesh V. Kulkarnin...
...surprising is how the transplanted New Englander has taken to his new home: with his latest release, the famed composer produces a tribute to the state worthy of a native son. In what may be Adams’ best composition of the past ten years, “The Dharma at Big Sur” is a 27-minute concerto for electric violin and orchestra that makes up the first half of his new double-disc release. Adams writes of the piece: “[It] express[es] the ‘shock of recognition?...
...department. Cooper is also a Crimson editor.“The in-studio performances will be just one more way in which WHRB can spread musical diversity on campus,” says Steve Lin ’08, pianist and vocalist for the student rock band The Dharma Seals.—Staff writer April B. Wang can be reached at abwang@fas.harvard.edu...
Another year, another $300 dropped on books, another advice columnist to pave the way for a semester free of social gaffes and academic woes. Like the fall TV season, Dear Sara is new and addictive, although decidedly lacking in terrorist threats, Dharma Initiative Ranch Composite, and Patrick Dempsey. I’ll try to work on that last one, for the benefit...