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...Professor Glenda R. Carpio’s course on Contemporary African-American Literature.“Faith and Jon and I were all in [the class]…we read a bunch of Suzan-Lori Parks plays and ‘In The Blood’ was our favorite??we just had to put it on,” explains Jessie E.A. Washington ’09, the other co-producer. Parks’s works are difficult to perform by any standards. They are “multi-layered, historically aware, and linguistically complicated...
...one—FM’s favorite??just end the conversation before it starts. Immediately after saying hi and where you’re going with that case of beer, smile like Vanna White and say “Okay, bye!” Better yet, point over your friend’s shoulder, whisper “Bees!,” and run away...
...decision, according to Spangler, who is also a former president of the University’s Board of Overseers.Baker Foundation Professor F. Warren McFarlan ’59, who served on the 15-member faculty advisory committee, said that Light had been “an overwhelming favorite?? during the search process, especially among alumni.“I had people hammering at me for the past four or five months about his being the right person,” McFarlan said.Light said he was unsure of how long he will remain at the helm.Prior to joining...
...mouse loves rice,” crooned Adam R. Miller ’07—in impeccable Mandarin—at the fourth annual Intercollegiate Karaoke Contest hosted by the Harvard Hong Kong Society (HHKS) Saturday night. Judges deemed the New Jerseyan Miller the “audience favorite?? for his performance of “Mouse Loves Rice,” or “Lao Shu Ai Da Mi,” as he held his own against other contestants who were native speakers. “Now that I’ve been speaking...
...keeping an eye on students’ well-being is naturally a high priority. But, as well as filling in a once-a-term evaluation, proctors have been told to relay both their gratitude and angst to the admissions office for admitting both their “favorite?? students and those labeled the more “problematic” types. The admissions office in turn can use this feedback as a way of aiding judgments about how students in certain groups—among them different high schools and current students’ younger siblings?...