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...always have to interact with people that help with funding. And these guys knew a lot.THC: “The Fountain” is definitely not linear. Did you intend it to be cyclical?DA: Yes, of course. It was an integral part of the story and the message. Isn??t that what fountains do?THC: Your movie is very interdisciplinary: it has biology, philosophy, history, romance… being a Harvard grad, how do you feel about the liberal arts?DA: Well, that’s a question! I liked it, I enjoyed them during my time...
...students ever earlier in their academic careers—as early as middle school. According to Fitzsimmons, the elimination of Early Action and the exemption of families with incomes under $60,000 from parental contribution to tuition are aimed to convince prospective students that Harvard “isn??t a club for the rich.” The importance of initiatives like these extend beyond Harvard’s walls, he said: “This is a clear message to about half of the population: you can go anywhere in the world,” regardless...
...pretensions fool you: “Fur” is a predictable and empty Hollywood vehicle, and by the time Diane slowly shaves the dying Lionel’s body in the film’s ostensible climax, you’ll find yourself realizing that maybe normal isn??t so bad, after all. —Reviewer Patrick R. Chesnut can be reached at pchesnut@fas.harvard.edu...
...even without such obvious post-election displays of triumphant or defeated feelings, it usually isn??t hard to identify what political party a given person is affiliated with. Race, religious practice, and sexual orientation are just a few of the qualities that can often be depended upon to give away one’s voting patterns. For example, according to a study conducted by the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, in the 2000 presidential election, 90 percent of black voters supported Vice President Al Gore, the Democratic candidate. Four years later, black voters hadn?...
With fresh ink on her already-crowded forearm, tattoo artist Ellen M. Murphy is an unlikely conservative. But Murphy, who has worked for the Chameleon Tattoo and Body Piercing Studio in The Garage since 2004, isn??t buying into the hype over the removable tattoo ink recently created by Dr. Richard R. Anderson, a Harvard Medical School Professor of Dermatology and Director of the Wellman Center for Photomedicine at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). According to the Boston-based Bentkover Center’s website, which specializes in laser treatment, a deeply colored tattoo might require...