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They defended Mansfield's tendency to make provocative remarks about controversial issues, quoting Nietzche as saying that philosophy at university tends to disturb nobody "Disturbing nobody--I think that's one thing that can't be said about Harvey Mansfield," said Bitar...
Plan one would convert 36 parking spaces into a two-way bike lane. The Cambridge Historical Commission and the Public Planting Committee support this plan because it does not disturb the Common, but City Councillor and Ordinance Committee Chair Alice K. Wolf said the plan "will never fly--parking is already so tight in the Harvard area...
...Teach" (Anthony Ejarque) is the most dominating of the three. Teach's frenzied ravings (reminiscent of Seinfeld's Kramer) disturb the monotony of the play while expressing his overarching nihilism. Unlike Patrone, Ejarque's and Ritchell's performances are merely adequate, though the blame probably lies mostly with Mamet...
...issue is a critical one, particularly this week, as The Crimson has staked out an editorial position on Mansfield's comments that may disturb some of our readers...
Quartett aims to disturb. Heiner Muller's play, a loose re-interpretation of the novel Les Liasons Dangereuses, toys with notions of gender and desire in a series of icily barbed dialogues. Running approximately an hour in itself, the play is carefully prefaced by a series of Muller fragments, apparently intended to augment the spectacle of soulless debauchery. Unfortunately, these fog-embellished effects are symptomatic of a trendily shallow sensibility which comes uncomfortably close to tipping tight drama over into dull farce. As we were informed that the action took place in a post-World War Three bomb shelter...