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...Harvard affiliate. Reaffirming a lower court’s ruling, appeals judge Bruce M. Selya ’55, also a Harvard Law School graduate, wrote that Charlesbank was, in fact, not a Harvard affiliate. Selya invoked a famous line from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet to reflect on the difficulty of defining affiliate and non-affiliate. “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet,” he quoted. The court also ruled that Charlesbank does not have to sell...
Economist Juliet Schor, who at the First Parish Church conceded to being incredibly afraid to enter a Harvard classroom, articulates upon ideas of family spending and leisure time in “Global Values 101.” Her ultimate message to students: “Do not sell your soul for some purpose. Do something that you really believe is really right...
From “two star-crossed lovers” all the way through “for never was a tale of such woe…” most everyone is familiar with the story of Juliet and her sweet Romeo. In the American Repertory Theater’s production of the Bard’s “Romeo and Juliet,” director Gadi Roll confronts the challenge of staging a version of the play which is new, or at least interesting. The production, whose run lasts through March 25, goes...
...tickets available one hour prior to concert.Mozart’s Idomeneo. Presented by Harvard University Choir. Memorial Church. 8 p.m. Tickets available at Harvard Box Office, (617) 496-2222. $10 general; $5 students and senior citizens.Matisyahu. Avalon. 7 p.m. Tickets available via Ticketmaster. $22. 18+.Ongoing EventsRomeo and Juliet. Through Mar. 25. Presented by the American Repertory Theatre. Loeb Drama Center. Tickets available at the A.R.T. Box Office, (617) 547-8300. $37-74 general; student, senior citizen, and group discounts available. Melancholy Play—A Contemporary Farce. Through Feb. 18. Presented by the Institute for Advanced Theatre Training...
...course, taught by Palmer in Spring 2004, was attended by more than 600 students. During each lecture, students grilled prominent activists and world leaders—including physician and anthropologist Paul Farmer, well-known sociologist Juliet Schor, and left-leaning historian Howard Zinn—about their work and their visions for social change...