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While jazz emanates from every corner of the city, the two protagonists of the story—Jonah Dove, resident of Striver’s Row and minister of the Church of New Jerusalem, and the young Malcolm X (then Malcolm Little)—are engaged in a fateful dance of despair and isolation that is resolved climactically amidst a chaotic race riot...
...fictional Jonah Dove may be a more intriguing story. Directly descended from the Dove family that appears in the second book of the trilogy, “Paradise Alley,” the minister is a troubled legacy that creates an artful cohesion within the series...
...swim in the 400-yard individual medley because she wanted to rest for the butterfly. In the finals of that event she registered a time of 1:59.29 and finished in 15th place.On Thursday morning, Papadakis was the first of the two to compete when she dove in the one-meter event. She finished No. 28 out of 40 competitors with a score of 250.30 points.“I was very happy with my one-meter performance,” Papadakis said. “I held my own and did exactly what I wanted to do. I would...
...didn’t settle down quite as fast, jumping from group to group for much of his freshman year before he finally put down his roots at the Harvard-Radcliffe Christian Fellowship (HRCF). Kathleen M. Goodson ‘07, on the other hand, dove in to HRCF at the very outset of her freshman fall because she wanted to immerse herself in a fellowship right away. But though each member of the HRCF board— Bryant, Goodson, Kristin T. Lee ‘07 and Keneshia D. Washington ‘07— found the organization...
...Brendan J. Gillis ’06, soloing in the “Sinfonia concertante for violin, viola, & orchestra,” communicated beautifully, handing melodies off to one another with facility and grace. Soprano Amanda Forsythe was terrific singing the aria “Misera, dove son!”. But pianist and composer Aaron L. Berkowitz, a second year student at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, was the clear standout. His performance of the Adagio movement from Mozart’s “Piano Concerto No. 23” was novel in all the best...