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...trapped between a fantasy America and a debased post-Soviet Russia ("a nation of busybody peasants thrust into an awkward modernity") that he regards with an Oedipal mixture of love and contempt. East and West play a hilarious game of Telephone in his head--he's obsessed with hip-hop, and he and his best friend have formed an awful duo called the Gentlemen Who Like...
...evening performance will include a food festival with dishes hailing from several different countries, including Mexico, El Salvador, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Peru. Opening with a poetry reading, the show will feature a wide spectrum of dances ranging from samba and reggaeton to salsa and hip hop, as well as a performance by Mariachi Veritas, who have taken part in “Presencia Latina” in the past. A local children’s performance company will also be making an appearance. “Each of the groups has its own qualities...
lives in Canaday and is an Economics concentrator who will live in Adams next year. He loves to dance hip-hop and breakdance—he’ll challenge anyone to a dance off! He is involved in City Step and the Mission Hill After School Program. He loves shoes—he wore bright blue and red dunks laced up in bright green laces to the Fifteen Minutes cocktail party. He once camped out in front of the Tannery for a pair of shoes, and he has over 20 pairs of sneakers in his Harvard dorm...
From Dallas, Texas, CHRISTINE L. BARRON ’09 lives in Thayer but will hop off to Leverett next year. She is an Astronomy and Physics concentrator and loves to play the violin for the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra. Christine is involved in Harvard International Review, International Relations Council campus outreach and IM soccer. This past spring break, she went to China with some Harvard students, and this summer, she’ll be teaching English there with World Teach...
...roster still boasts 14 transportation-savvy groups, each of which has agreed to perform on the cheap. RH Fest will feature several prominent niche bands, including hardcore group Ampere, acclaimed Montreal electronica artist Tim Hecker, and much-buzzed DJ C, the local inventor of the hip-hop subgenre “Boston Bounce.” The event promises to be an important one—not just for Harvard, but for the New England underground music scene as well.“There aren’t enough punk or hardcore shows in Boston,” says John...