Word: eclecticism
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Outside of the immediate University vicinity, prospects increase. In Porter Square, the Bookcellar ("The Most Fun You Can Have Under Mass Ave.") features an eclectic assortment of bookshelves leaning precariously against its walls. Here, piles upon piles of used books and magazines (Vogue from three months ago, anyone?), a much...
A walk from the Kenmore T station to Fenway on game day offers an experience unfamiliar to many sports fans today. Too many modern ballparks sit dismembered from the communities which support them, connected to their cities by thin ribbons of asphalt. Missing from these suburban landscapes is the mix...
One also thinks of Leger finding a typical style early and sticking to it. But this, as the show reveals, is not altogether true. He was a consistent artist but a very eclectic one as well, and one of the things that endears him to the Postmodernist temper is the...
An eclectic mix of drama, music, dance and academia marked Harvard's first Black Arts Festival. From individual performances and rap dances to "Songs We Can't Sing," a musical written and directed by Derrick N. Ashong '97-'98, the weekend inaugurated Black History Month with an inspirational message of...
"These fellows are engaging, eclectic and very student-oriented," said Theresa Donovan, coordinator of the fellows program for the IOP. "Their real-life experiences in politics and their wonderful personalities should inspire students."