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...Harvard, we are accustomed to visits from the world’s most accomplished individuals. Although Olympians don’t stop by as often as Nobel Laureates, Clay’s pedigree seems fitting??in addition to his medals in Athens and Beijing, the multi-event star is the reigning world indoor champion, and, despite his compact frame, boasts the best discus throw ever in a world decathlon (55.87 meters...
...Harvard University Band and Jazz Bands, but the unique title of Jazz Master in Residence is fairly new. While Everett admits that “1959 was really remarkable, a real turning point for modern jazz,” the 50 year anniversary is a mere—but fitting??coincidence; the honor here is all about legendary jazz drummer Roy Haynes. Everett says that a Jazz Master in Residence “usually means a senior member in the jazz community, somebody that has their own identifiable sound, and Roy, when he plays, has his own sound...
...logic, and the actors make their characters so much their own that the audience is able to buy into it all. For a play that gives tribute to television shows such as “Lost” and “Survivor,” such indulgence is fitting??and, as with so much else in “Castaways,” a charming and amusing experience. —Staff writer Rebecca A. Schuetz can be reached at schuetz@fas.harvard.edu...
...song, written when the Prime Minister of Egypt visited Israeli soil for the first time, has become an emblem in Israel for hope of the real possibility of peace. It was also a fitting??and touching—end to a concert organized by a student group dedicated to open-mindedness and intercultural dialogue...
...tough conditions with the wind,” Turner said with a laugh after his match, “but it’s fitting??the last match that we have to play in the wind—[after] four years of windy Ivy League matches...