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...Harvard could somehow be distilled into one play, “Fall?? would be it. The good news for Harvard: it also happened to be pretty cool...
...Produced by Charles A. Tremblay ’10 and Elsa A. Paparemborde ’10, and directed by J. Jack Cutmore-Scott ’10, with a original script by Cutmore-Scott and co-writer Robert E.T. Tainsh ’10, “Fall?? was a dynamic and kinetic play that was as engaging as it was thought-provoking. Life philosophy, social commentary, and jabs at Harvard were on the menu, all seasoned with cute—but not too cute—wit and fantastic acting...
...more suprising given that he’s ambitiously written and directed this year’s first original play, “Fall,” in which he will also play its leading role. Conceived in the early months of last semester, “Fall?? takes its name from Cutmore-Scott’s first term at Harvard. In particular, the comedic play centers on his experience as a displaced Londoner in an American university, and emphasizes the unique aspects of Harvard life that students often think of as normal, such as the frenzied pace...
...designed. We hope that current students who will never see the new program will nonetheless benefit from the task force’s insight; the Core Office should not delay in relaxing its restrictions on departmental coursesThat process is already beginning in fits and starts. Halfway through last fall??s shopping period, three of the new humanities courses were approved for Literature and Arts A, and only then because Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles and Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 decided to bypass the Core Standing Committee and approve...
...coincided with the absence of many of their top players due to national team commitments. The only roster to welcome back as many Olympians as the Crimson’s–which re-incorporated Chu, junior Caitlin Cahow, and sophomore Sarah Vaillancourt into the mix this fall??was Dartmouth’s, which returned a trio of medalists and added a fourth in freshman sensation Sarah Parsons (8-17-25) to boot. Stone attempted to downplay the importance of the clash. “It’s one big game in a schedule riddled with...