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...first we actually hated each other,” Miller says. “Each one of us wanted to be the ‘baddest’ sax player. But then when you didn??t play well, you’d practice and show up better next week...
Fortunately, Miller didn??t completely lose touch with his music. After his junior summer he realized how integral it was to his life and reprioritized so as to be able to devote himself to it. He started performing around campus with pianist Malcolm G. Campbell ’10. He also picked up a gig in New York, where he plays from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. every Monday before catching a 7 a.m. bus back for his Tuesday morning classes...
...addressed, alleviated,” Redman says. “Obviously, to get anything done in society, you need to know the law, so I was interested in it from that standpoint.”“Like lot of people who go to law school, I didn??t know exactly what I wanted to do, and law school seemed like the place to go if you don’t know that,” he continues.He had spent years treating music as a release and consciously shirking the fundamentals. “I wish...
...second varsity eight race was less satisfying for the Radcliffe contingent. Falling behind the Tigers, the Black and White suffered a disappointing 13-second loss. “They had a very tough week at practice,” Stevens said. “They just didn??t row a very good race. They lost from pretty much early on.” “That didn??t go very well,” Woodbin-Maynard said. “We expected and should have been closer to them. We had a poor race...
...aims was to get people who aren’t necessarily in the theater community or exposed to it that much involved,” he says. Wick notes that the strength of the writers made it easier to mentor them during the collaboration process. “I didn??t have to do that much because we have such talented writers,” she says. From tongue-in-cheek farce to more serious fare, “Sketches!!” promises to provide a unique blend of theater and writing at Harvard...