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...gate, a door or a window. You reach Neverland by exiting through the window. In the film version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Dorothy has to open a door in order to reach Oz. Mary Lennox turns a key, pushes a gate and enters the secret garden. What Fred Rogers offered was probably the obverse of this threshold experience. Instead of feeling Mary Lennox’s excitement, Dorothy’s astonishment or the exhilaration of the Darling children, the child watching Mister Rogers experiences the reassuring repetition of a familiar ritual...
HARVARD JAZZ BAND. The jazz band celebrates the Black Arts Festival with “Jazz Band Brunch” at the Sheraton Commander Hotel. Sunday, March 2 at 11:30 a.m. Tickets available at the Harvard Box Office or by phone (617) 496-2222. Sheraton Commander, 16 Garden...
...Jakarta Tales speak of a Prince Siddartha who lived in golden splendor. He lounged with almond-eyed dancing girls on silk cushions and sat idly in the garden, listening to musicians delicately plucking chords. To satisfy His Majesty’s appetite, the royal kitchen always bubbled with activity as the kingdom’s finest chefs prepared an endless variety of dishes. But when Prince Siddartha left the walls of this paradise and saw the suffering around him, no longer did sweet meats soothe him. Instead, he took up a beggar’s bowl and walked the North...
Mysterious posters recently began appearing around campus advertising “THE FUN” and promising students a guaranteed though unspecified good time if they stopped by the rock garden outside the Science Center last Saturday afternoon. Ever in search of something to do, FM stopped by the Science Center only to find what appeared to be the very antithesis of fun—two girls standing in the rain, cold, wet and alone. Helen Dimos ’03 and Nina O. Yuen ’03, the event’s organizers and apparently the only...
...black-and-white reproductions. As the son of a Protestant clergyman, the young Van Gogh had an early bent for pious, even saccharine religious works, including two big paintings by Dutch-French artist Ary Scheffer that he saw in the Dordrecht Museum, Christus Consolator and The Agony in the Garden. The latter he deemed "unforgettable," adding that "long ago that same painting struck Pa the same way." Van Gogh found landscapes and rural scenes just as uplifting - first Ruisdael and Constable, and then his contemporaries from the Hague School, Josef Israëls, Matthijs Maris, Anton Mauve and their Barbizon...