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...certainly is a fun hour and a half or two hours of dress up. And there’s a lot more air circulation in a dress so when you’re under stage lights it’s much more helpful. Keeps everything cool.Kathleen H. Chen ’09RR: What’s your role in “Fable Attraction”?KC: I was a co-writer, and I also do the props.RR: Where did you get the idea for the play’s plot?KC: The plot sort of changed...
Director Meryl H. Federman ’11 said organizers had originally planned to hold the event—with a slightly more macabre theme—in conjunction with Halloween, but did not have enough time...
Audience member Alan H. Y. Baik ’08 liked being exposed to a lot of different stories in one show. “I haven’t actually read a lot of these plays before,” Baik said. “It was nice to see parts of these plays...
...Aliza H. Aufrichtig ’08 is a literature concentrator in Mather House, and has had this cartooning gig for awhile. She wants to thank everybody who has dealt with her while she lamented, “AHHH! What should I draw for today?!”, brainstormed with her, and kept her company while she drew. She would also like to thank the smaller set of people who have found her cartoons funny over the past three years. Continue laughing at her cartoons on Tuesdays...
...school classmate and good friend Elena Kagan is now HLS dean. At this point, over half of the Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court are graduates of Harvard Law School, and two—Chief Justice John G. Roberts ’76 and Associate Justice David H. Souter ’61—are graduates of Harvard College. He won’t name names, but Toobin talked to several Justices and around 75 former Supreme Court clerks in researching the book.Not everyone was willing to talk, but Toobin said those who did recognized that the person...