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During the pre-Halloween madness, frantic droves of shoppers search for that perfect costume—unique and identifiable, humorous yet attractive and preferably under $20. While the stress can be overwhelming, take heart??the Cambridge/Boston area is a Mecca for costumes. Whether you are looking to be a devil, Batman or even a “Dr. Juanna Hummer,” your outfit can be found on the racks of one of these FM-vetted stores. It’s just waiting for you to claim it, rock it and make everyone around you uncomfortably aware...
This time of year politics is everywhere. A group of congressional staffers turned songwriters, Capitol Steps take that to heart, using politics as material and putting it to Ella Fitzgerald or a pop number. Song titles include “Fakey Purple Heart?? and “Edwards vs. Cheney”. Tickets $30, $27, 22. Harvard Box Office (617) 496-2222. 8:30 p.m. Sanders Theatre...
Tuesday night was not your typical Office of Career Services (OCS) meeting. Fifteen Harvard students sat on the sixth floor of University Hall viewing screen-projected Zen mantras such as “Follow Your Heart?? and “Lighten Up.” As most students were silently taking notes in planners already bursting with career information and corporate flyers, one brazen Government concentrator raised her hand and to ask a loaded question: “Do I really, secretly, deep down, in my heart of hearts, know what I want from my life and career...
...more than a few of these humdrum chats, and I’ve seen enough going on with my fellow second-years that I can state confidently: The Sophomore Slump is real and, trust me, those of you feeling it are not alone. But take heart??a cure is closer than you think...
...next logical question, then, is: Where does the creativity and talent go? Roberts might argue that the “heart?? of the new creative body-machine is the great media hubs of the world, New York and Los Angeles. And since the heart pumps to the beat of big media conglomerates, they determine who and what passes through and what gets bypassed...