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...intensity and closeness of the creative writing experience??€”in which undergraduates meet with professors at length throughout the semester—made this event all the more surprising, Johnston said...
...both. Camero: We merged the two main ideas, and as the show progresses, the girls are literally taking off their sequined, red chokers and their garters, and just throwing them on the ground. By the end, they’re just in stark black and white. With their previous experience??€”Quinn performed and staffed plays throughout high school, and Camero brings a strong musical background—the two have been able to play to their own strengths and to those of the cast. Quinn: I’ve performed in a bunch of community theater shows...
...their game. Anyone who comes to the show is going to be impressed by the whole cast. The characters are ridiculous, and it’s fun to see what people bring to them. Nearing her debut, Jones describes her work on the play as an intense, rewarding experience??€”one she’s certain will be just as rewarding for the audience.Why should you come to the play? First, it’s hilarious. No joke, there isn’t a funnier show going up at Harvard this semester. Number two, it’s free...
...more money than their competitors, but most donors only want to give to a winning candidate, and therefore the fundraising disparity could simply reflect donors’ risk-aversion. It is a chicken or egg question: The same qualities that lead to electoral success—charisma, policies, and experience??€”also lead to increased donations, so it isn’t clear whether candidates win because they get more money, or vice-versa...
...possibility of administrative contributions were concerned, Sandra Naddaff ’75, the Mather House co-master of 14 years, said in an e-mailed statement that she had been informed of the newspaper project, but—having had no journalism experience??€”might not be the best person for the task...