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...Ernesto Cruz ’05 does not play a sport here at Harvard, but he was an athlete in high school, playing both varsity basketball and lacrosse. Ernesto’s DHAs were a gift from his uncle, who graduated in 2000, who got them from his roommate who was a rower. “They just have sentimental value since they were a gift,” Ernesto says, and that is why he made sure he got them back from his girlfriend after they broke up. “I bit the bullet and made her send...
...first time, Ernesto Fernandez (b. 1938) and his son, Ernesto Javier Fernandez (b. 1963), display their photographs side by side. The works of this father-son duo were selected from more than 100 portfolios sent to the Art Forum this year in their effort to showcase Latin American art at Harvard. The exhibition itself is informal and informative. Upstairs in the Center for Latin American studies, the black and white, photojournalistic pictures of Ernesto Fernandez tell a chronological history of the Cuban Revolution. In the downstairs resource room, his son’s colorful scenes of present-day Havana show...
...main part of the exhibition, dedicated to the works of Ernesto Fernandez Sr., is hung in chronological categories: “Before the Revolution,” “The Revolution of 1959,” “Portraits” and “The New Leaders.” Each group of photos presents a different angle from which to view the 1960s in Cuba...
...other hand, his son, Ernesto Javier Fernandez, illustrates how the past has shaped the Cuba of today, both in his scenes of Havana and of Cuban beaches and farms. He is more interested in the Cuban landscape than his father, tracing the legacy of past people and events in the surroundings they changed...
...apologists for the Bush Administration; no one could have envisioned the atrocities of Sept. 11. But logic dictates that at the very least, intelligence information about suspicious activities should have been conveyed to the security authorities at airports. It's not that we expected perfect foresight, just common sense. ERNESTO VALDES Houston...